Due to the influx of foreign direct investment, traditional foods and local beverage production, including

as beer, spirits, and soft drinks, are expanding more quickly than before. Myanmar Beer, Tuborg, Kirin,
Chang, Carlsberg, Heineken, Coca-cola, Ve Ve soft drink, Queen soft drink, Shark energy drink, Redbull
energy drink, Ready canned food, Yum Yum instant noodle, MaMa instant noodle, Mikko instant coffee,
Super instant coffee, Premier instant coffee, Nestle, etc. are some well-known F&B processing companies
in Myanmar.

The government of Myanmar has identified food goods that are produced and processed there as part of
the value-added products planned for export in its National Export Strategy for 2020–2025.

Many studies have shown that the industries that are anticipated to expand the fastest in Myanmar—
and not just in—areSoup and frozen dishes like frozen fries

• Processed meat; • Cookies; • Biscuits and wafers.

The need for paper cups, bowls, bag packaging, canned packaging, and other food packaging is
anticipated to increase along with the number of bars, restaurants, and food processing businesses that
have been opening up in recent years. To be able to grow the processed industry in Myanmar, they
require assistance not only with food processing and packaging but also with growing and linking across
the entire supply chain, from raw materials to manufacturing and distribution to the regional markets.