Fujian has the most snack brands in the country, and Guangdong ranks third, but who ranks second for the variety of snacks?

There is still a lot of room for value-added in China's snack industry. According to 2016 data, the total output value of China's snack industry has reached 2,215.64 billion yuan, and will continue to grow in the future.

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With such a large GDP, have you thought about a question? Where are all these snacks produced?

The "2019 China Brand Power Index Brand Ranking" recently released by the brand rating authority Chnbrand tells us the answer. This number compiles a snack map according to the brand of snacks for reference by foodies.

From this snack map, we can see that everyone often eats some snacks, mainly from the southeastern region of China.

In terms of the number of snack brands, Shanghai, Fujian and Guangdong occupy the top three. Among them, Fujian has the most snack brands, reaching nine, followed by Shanghai and Guangdong, with seven and six snack brands respectively.

The main snack brands in Fujian are: Qinqin, Copic, Abby, Panpan, Yake, Kusha, Haochan, Daliyuan and Fuma.

Dali Park

The main snack brands in Shanghai are: Laiyifen, Tenwo, Golden Monkey, Shanghaojia, Guangming, Sanhui Maifeng and Zhongyangbao.

golden monkey

The main snack brands in Guangdong are: Jindi, Hsu Fu Chi, Hua Aikang, Wanglaoji, Jiashili and Sizhou (the factory is in Shantou, Guangdong).

Hsu Fu Chi

There are also many well-known brands in other cities in China, such as Beijing's Old Bute and Orchard Old Farmer, Shanxi's Slow Yan Shuning (throat lozenge), Heilongjiang's Snoopy, Anhui's Three Squirrels, Cha-cha, Jiangsu's Shuishuiwa, Zhejiang's Baicao Flavor, BESTORE from Hubei, Golden Throat (throat lozenge) from Guangxi, Mi Laotou from Sichuan, Sun Guoba from Shaanxi, Nianci An (throat lozenge) from Hong Kong, Want Want and Master Kong from Taiwan.

Chacha

According to the types of snacks, the main types of snacks in Shanghai are nuts/dried fruits and pie, and the main types of snacks in Fujian are puffed food and pie. Guangdong is more powerful, and there are various brands, including chocolate, chewing gum, throat lozenges, biscuits/wafers and pies.

Let’s expand the scope of comparison. The country with the most foreign snack brands is the United States, which has well-known brands in puffed food, chewing gum, chocolate and biscuits. There are as many as 15 American snack brands in China, namely Dove, Snickers, Hershey, Matissa, Green Arrow, Lay's, Pringles, Cheetos, Yida, Xuanmai, Wrigley, Shuanglang, Austrian Leo, Taiping and Funtoo.

Oreo

Next to the United States is Italy. Although there are many brands of Korean snacks in China, many of their brands are subdivided. The main brands are Orion and Lotte, while Italian snack brands in China Ferrero, Kinder, Raphael and Mentos.

Other countries are also very optimistic about China's snack market, and a large number of snack brands have entered China, such as Danone in France, Calbee in Japan, Holland in the United Kingdom, Lindt in Switzerland and Nestle Crispy Shark have all harvested in China. Good word of mouth.

Specific data (some brands will have multiple categories, so the brand will appear multiple times)

The data comes from the "2019 China Brand Power Index Brand Ranking".