The exception is Egypt, where Ketchup is surprisingly big. All told, HNZ’s biggest emerging markets are China and Indonesia, where the company offers a wide array of global and local brands (#msg-61388094).
In India, HNZ has big sales for a line of child-nutrition products called Complan (http://www.heinz.co.in/about-brand/complan-child-growth.aspx ). In Russia, Ketchup is very big, but the product line needs to be expanded. HNZ got a late start in Brazil, but sales there are growing rapidly thanks to the Quero acquisition.
With the exception of the infant/baby portion of the food market I can't think of any food company having the pricing power to propel themselves ahead of the norm. Whatever these companies gain from the 'emerging world' will come with ta retraction of the developed world coupled with higher input costs.
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