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Chocolate drops.


SALES of seasonal chocolates are set to nosedive nose·dive  
n.
1. A very steep dive of an aircraft.

2. A sudden, swift drop or plunge: Stock prices took a nosedive.

Noun 1.
 as consumers cut back on festive excess, a report predicts.

Shoppers will splash out splash out
Noun

to spend a lot of money on a treat or luxury: she planned to splash out on a good holiday 
 around pounds 420m on celebration-specific products and gift boxes this year, analysts Mintel predict.

That figure has dropped from pounds 50 lm in 2004 and will slump to around pounds 304m by 2011.

Growing health awareness means consumers are cutting down on the amount of chocolate they eat and give as gifts, Mintel's Seasonal Chocolate Confectionery report says.
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Publication:Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
Date:Dec 8, 2006
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