Confectionery Manufacturingin Australia
Australia Market Research and Industry Report
7 September 2007
Industry Code : C2172
This class consists of units mainly engaged in manufacturing confectionery, chocolate or cocoa products, with or without sugar. Chocolate is produced from roasted ground cacao beans that are combined with other ingredients like milk and sugar. Cocoa is a powder produced from cocoa seeds that have been roasted, shelled, and ground. Sugar confectionery is produced by boiling, crystallizing, and moulding sugar or molasses into solid pieces. It is usually coloured or flavoured.
The major products and services in this industry are:
| - | Chocolate |
| - | Sugar confectionery |
| - | Chewing Gum | |
The primary activities of this industry are:
| - | Chewing gum manufacturing |
| - | Chocolate manufacturing |
| - | Cocoa products manufacturing |
| - | Confectionery manufacturing |
| - | Crystallised or glace fruit manufacturing |
| - | Drinking chocolate manufacturing |
| - | Liquorice candy manufacturing |
| - | Marshmallows manufacturing |
| - | Marzipan manufacturing |
| - | Nuts, candied, manufacturing |
| - | Popcorn, candied, manufacturing | |
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