Selling Street and Snack Foods

ISSN 1810-0775

Selling street

and

snack foods

Diversification booklet number 18

Selling street

and

snack foods

Peter Fellows and Martin Hilmi

Rural Infrastructure and Agro-Industries Division

Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations

Rome 2011

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■ Snack and street foods: traditional knowledge

■ Market potential

■ Opportunities for improved livelihoods

■ Purpose of the booklet

■ Benefits of a street and snack food enterprise

■ Street and snack foods at household level

■ Adding value

■ Gender development

■...