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savoury snacks • Chips/crisps recorded the fastest value growth with sales up 9% to EUR360 million • Average unit price for sweet and savoury snacks increased in 2010 to EUR7.46 • Private label has the biggest share in sweet and savoury snacks at 32%; PepsiCo France SNC is the leading national company with a 22% share • Sweet and savoury snacks is expected to slow down with a flat constant value CAGR in the forecast period Trends • The weak French economy combined with low purchasing

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