Random stats

I love how it’s so easy to find random information on the web, when looking for other information. For example, Prepared Foods March 2002 – Market Trends: Delis Deliver

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  28.6%
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  28.4%
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  34.2%
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      Salads
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      12.5%
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      12.4
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      12.4%
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      Hot entrees
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      10.9%
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      10.6%
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      10.2%
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      Prepared chicken
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      10.4%
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      10.1%
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      7.3%
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      Other meat
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      5.4%
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      5.9%
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      1.4%
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      Source:<i> Deli Update; Progressive Grocer;</i> International Dairy Deli Bakery Assoc.; <i>PF</i>
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    I feel like I&#8217;ve learned something today. I&#8217;d also be very surprised if there are any other blogs out there linkning to info about the deli industry this week&#8230;
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Slicing into a Share of the Deli
Prepared meals have made gains in supermarket foodservice, as evidenced by their percent of service deli sales. 
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  <b>2000</b>
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  <b>1998</b>
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  <b>1996</b>
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Sliced meats