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Dairy Foods, Oct, 2004 by Donna Berry
Also in London, La Fromagerie wits founded in 1991 by Patricia Michelson, who turned her garden shed into a cheese cave and introduced properly matured farmhouse cheeses sourced direct from small independent cheesemakers to an eager public. The business has emerged as a major player in the cheese world, with its stylish unconventional shop a window for the best kept cheeses and other specialty foods from Europe.
In the United States, specialty or artisan cheeses are defined (though not legally) as value-added products that command a premium price. According to the Wisconsin Specialty Cheese Institute, the nature of specially cheese is derived from one or more unique qualities, such as exotic origin, particular processing, design, limited supply, unusual application or use, and extraordinary packaging or channel of sale. All specialty cheeses definitely have one thing in common--they are of the highest quality.
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What's the Count?
Dairy Introductions Around the World
2001 2002 2003 2004 *
Asia-Pacific
Cheese 122 129 147 107
Chilled Desserts 96 177 129 94
Frozen Novelties 180 257 340 190
Milk 182 371 431 378
Yogurt 261 335 230 260
Total ** 1,149 1,695 1,717 1,287
Europe
Cheese 750 850 979 891
Chilled Desserts 391 389 499 387
Frozen Novelties 299 403 373 370
Milk 279 310 324 344
Yogurt 830 955 1,234 1,000
Total ** 3,371 3,787 4,366 3,639
Latin America
Cheese 44 26 98 64
Chilled Desserts 17 23 27 49
Frozen Novelties 6 35 43 51
Milk 59 70 114 102
Yogurt 63 78 94 123
Total ** 268 370 684 603
Middle East and Africa
Cheese 69 97 149 65
Chilled Desserts 10 18 52 23
Frozen Novelties 20 30 46 27
Milk 17 45 73 32
Yogurt 45 81 125 52
Total ** 233 377 586 291
North America
Cheese 292 416 348 174
Chilled Desserts 103 80 82 32
Frozen Novelties 147 165 201 188
Milk 186 156 155 112
Yogurt 163 196 244 193
Total ** 1,589 1,650 1,762 1,375
* From January 1 to August 20, 2004
** Includes butter, cultured dairy, dessert toppings, packaged ice
cream, etc.
Source: Mintel's Global New Products Database
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