5 月，食品三大子行业工业增加值增速较上月呈“两 升一降”态势。食品制造业工业增加值同比增长 4.6%，农副食品加 工业增加值同比增长 4.4%，酒、饮料和精制茶制造业工业增加值同 比增长 5.2%。食品工业主要产品中，乳制品产量增长提速，鲜、冷 藏肉产量跌幅进一步收窄，白酒产量出现负增长。行业固定资产投 资增速与 1～4 月相比均有所放缓，其中，酒、饮料和精制茶制造业 固定资产同比增长 3.4%，农副食品加工业固定资产投资同比减少 7.4%，食品制造业固定资产投资同比减少 1.0%。 

The global dietary supplement market (henceforth referred to as market studied) was valued at USD 101.38 billion in 2018 and is expected to attain a value of USD 151.57 billion in 2024, registering a CAGR of 6.9%, during the forecast period (2019-2024). The dietary supplements market is preliminarily driven by the paradigm shift toward preventive health management practices amid rising healthcare costs and increasing burden of lifestyle diseases. • Digitization in retail is expected to boost the future growth of dietary supplements. Moreover, the popularity of herbal supplements is also expected to drive the market growth in the future.

The demand for avocados is increasing globally due to their health benefits as it increases the vision, prevents heart related diseases, and helps in improving digestion. The United States is the largest importer of avocado, holding about 40% of the share of total imports. China is the fastest growing market due to the increasing awareness among the consumers about the health benefits of avocado. The rising price of avocado has attracted new producers and traders to enter the market. For instance, dairy farms in New Zealand have been converted into avocado farms. Governments of the developing countries also encourage the production and export of avocados through various joint programs formed in partnership with other country governments.

Following the collapse of the communism and the centrally planned economy, big international companies entered the Hungarian the food and beverage sector in the 1990s via acquisitions of stateowned firms and greenfield investments. As a result, at present the foreign presence in the sector is relatively high with foreign companies accounting for about half of the production of the sector. The segments that are to a large extent dominated by foreign players are highly concentrated, such as soft drinks and beer. Other segments, such as bakery, pasta, milling and poultry production, are highly fragmented with no dominant players and a large presence of domestic-owned players.