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La Muscadelle 7.7Km
Nestling high in a small peaceful hamlet, La Muscadelle is in the perfect situation to enjoy views of the surrounding countryside and woodland. A lovely terrace and pool area for the relaxing warm evenings, Attached to the main house (the gite is pictured on the left). The whole terrace and pool shown is private to the guests. The house provides you with with 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, kitchen and living room, It is spacious, and just ideal for that much needed break away.
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Chambres D'Hôtes de.. 13.9Km
Our cottages are located 800 meters from a small village in the heart of 400h drill Double White Perigord.
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Yannick Porret 17.2Km
Siorac de Ribérac
Ancient farm renewed of the 19th century, situated on a park of a hectare, close to a typical village of Périgord which will give you the opportunity of a walk. A breakfast can, at your convenience, be served to you under the court or in the dining room. On your table, you will taste our vegetables of the garden, the home-made brioche. Family continuation with independent entrance, private toilets. At your disposal, lounge, fireplace, library. Private parking lot, brings down covering, garden furniture.
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La Simonnette 17.5Km
Welcome to the Simonnette rooms on the way to Saint Jacques de Compostela between Perigueux and Bergerac in the heart of Perigord Purple decouivrirez you a warm accomodation with all comforts l to fully enjoy your stay.
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Le Pré Fleuri 18.2Km
Saint Sulpice de Roumagnac
" Flowery Meadow " welcomes you warmly all year long in a ancient farm renewed in houses and guest houses in a leafy setting on 12 hectares in the heart of Ribéracois (10 minutes of Ribérac) In houses and rooms, sheets and hand towels are included in the price as well as the breakfast. Possibility of meal in the table d'hôte for 14. The swimming pool, the spa and the sporting room are at your disposal. Do not hesitate to contact us for more information. Goodbye
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La Maison des Dîmes 19.8Km
Twenty kilometres west of Périgueux, La Maison des Dimes is an old 15th century stone country house, standing in a large garden, partly landscaped, partly left wild:
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Domaine de Bellevue.. 21.1Km
At the gates of Bergerac, in the heart of Perigord Pourpre, the Domaine de Bellevue Cottage, a former 16th century hunting lodge, offers 1 tree-house, 2 B&B and 3 holiday rentals Quietness, wellness and space are the main features of our guest house surrounded by a 3 hectares wooddy park. Swimming-pool, hiking, horse ridding, wine tasting or castles visits are some of the numerous activities Claire and Philippe, the happy owners, welcome you all year round for a short break or vacations with friends or family Come and discover the charms of Dordogne !
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Boudeau and Co - Pe.. 22.9Km
Bed & guest house near Perigueux (the capital of foie gras) and Saint-Astier between Périgord Blanc and Périgord Vert. . .
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La Bonbonniere 23.9Km
Authentic medieval house, with its rich past, Candy, who was the home of the boatmen of the Dordogne but also that of the last washerwoman Bergerac welcomes you to the beautiful square of MIRPE seat of the statue of Cyrano. Although located in the heart of the old town of Bergerac, you will enjoy this quiet place close to the city center, the Dordogne and its barges, museums, shops ... Périgourdine home, try make you better know and love my area and will propose for breakfast jams and honey house and the fruits of the garden ...
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Domaine De Puyrouss.. 24.6Km
You want to combine space and quiet or authenticity and comfort ... At the heart of the Périgord Vert, the largest private property of the 18th welcomes you. Basis of an old farm, she will seduce you with its dominant position and its view on the Dronne valley.
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Le Bois du Mas 25.6Km
1 room with 3 bedsof 90 (children - 10 free) completely restored in 2009. A 140 bed room overlooking the garden
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Domaine de Fauveau 26.5Km
Razc Sur L'isle
We offer two holiday rentals with large private pool, a cottage with jacuzzi, and a B&B. The houses are situated near the small town of Razac sur l'isle in the Périgord Blanc, just a few minutes from the city of Perigueux. Small markets can be visit throughout the year. There are regional products such as duck breast, foie gras, mushrooms and truffles in winter. In the Dordogne and Vézère Valley are many beautiful castles and gardens to visit. The caves of Lascaux are 40 minutes drive from our rentals. In the city of Périgueux is the Saint Front Cathedral, a wonder that is listed in the World Heritage of UNESCO. It is a region full of discoveries, flavors and stunning scenery.
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Claud De Gabari 28.9Km
Set in the heart of Périgord Vert and ideally situated on the bank of lovely river Dronne, this magical location offers a welcome break from the world where one can enjoy a time of relaxation and conviviality.
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Les Sources 29.5Km
We welcome you in our guest house "sources" at the heart of green Périgord. You will be charmed by the character of this old farm of the 18th century, its rural setting preserved and soothing calm.
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Domaine le Vignaud 5.7Km
House from Périgord of 18th in a forest field, you will find calm there, rest and relaxation (jacuzzi at your disposal) opposite the castle of Montreal. Our residence has a room, a dining room with chimney going back from approximately to 1750 and its kitchen. The protected swimming pool (barrier + alarm)
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La Chataigniere 6.8Km
Saint Gery
Peacefully located in the heart of a clearing surrounded by forest, the lodge welcomes nature lovers.
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Villa la Touffiere 7.7Km
The Villa in the Dordogne Touffière Is A luxury, spacious Three Bed-roomed detached property with a private swimming pool. Set in over an acre of secluded grounds year Bordering the ancient Forest of Double, the Villa IS Completely private and sits amidst mature trees and gardens Tended well. Self Catering only.
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Chez Jacqueline 8.7Km
2 charming bedrooms , in the village of Issac , with private garden , internet connection and television
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Le Domaine de l'Eta.. 9.6Km
A Green Estate located limit du Périgord Blanc and the purple Périgord just 25 km from Bergerac, not far from the path of St Jacques de Compostelle. Five cottages and four guest rooms are for rent for friendly and relaxing holidays, you will enjoy the pool, the pond of 5000 m² and Park for children older than 2 Ha with slide, swings and trampoline. For any further information, feel free to contact us on our website
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Les Vieilles Vignes 11.7Km
St Andre de Double
Véronique and Didier welcome you in an authentic long house of the XVIIIth century having 3 rooms of charm, decorated tastefully and originality. You can take advantage of the warmed swimming pool (May to september.), of the flowery garden, the tennis, the huge chess game, the pond and the given bikes. In the evening, the table d'hôte proposes a sophisticated cuisine making the beautiful part for the local product.
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La Ferme des Mazier.. 13.5Km
On 30ha wooded, lodging 4/6 people, any comfort and rural camping 6 pitches and a caravan for rent, new sanitary, possibility caravan connection. Ideal for children, you can let them discover the animals of the farm and the surrounding flora or rent a pony to walk them.
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Château La Gentilho.. 14.3Km
Bed and Breakfast of great charm (suite, family suite room can become) for 12 people in a manor character of seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, located in a one hectare park, with swimming pool in a village in the valley Isle 20 kms from Périgueux. Close to major heritage sites.
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Les Sureaux 14.7Km
Two comfortable guest rooms in a quiet little village of Perigord on the edge of Bordeaux and its prestigious wines (St. Emilion 30 Km)
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La Bastide Du Roy 15.3Km
An incredible typical Bastide of Dordogne that we have renovated to give you the best confort, and quietness with B&B rooms of high standing and two self-catering gites completely furnished. You'll also enjoy our swimming pool with all the flowers and the quietness of the place to rest after visiting.
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Le Petit Chardon 15.6Km
The Manor House is situated between Ribérac et Aubeterre, on the bank of the river la Dronne. The picturesque village of Aubeterre is only few minutes drive from the Manor House and is officially classified as one of the most beautiful village in France The bed and breakfast. Room "carmin' is one double bed 140 Room suite is one double 140 + 2 bed 90 Room blanche is double room with 2 beds 90 room bleue is one double with one double bed 140
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La Martinette 15.8Km
Restored farmhouse with private pool and private fishing. Capacity 9 people, two prices: up to 5 people and up to 9 people. Lovely view of small village with all amenities. Quiet and green spaces. Possibility sheets, household, child care.
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Périgourdine avec u.. 16.2Km
Typical house in stone of the nineteenth century, in a green setting in the heart of an old farm of 15 acres that can accommodate 8-9 people.
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Chateau Puyferrat 17.3Km
Saint Astier
The Castle of Puy Ferrat is located at 2 km of the centre town of Saint-Astier(6.500 inhabitants) white Périgord. 17 km of Périgueux on the axis of Bordeaux.Built in XVIéme, it keeps witnesses of feudal architecture; complete covered way, arquebusiers. The main building is of plan rectangular, its exposed sides is allowing in the light of the morning and of after midday continuously to bathe the 3 stages of the castle (ground floor, ßt and second), flanked of 2 tower on the corners exposed towards the East and 2 turrets in corbelling .A covered way makes the turn of it, surmounted of a high roof with a beautiful framesworks.
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La Belle Verte 17.7Km
C is an old barn late 19 th fully renovated on a wooded plot of 5000m2 with swimming pool, trampoline ... more Feel free to come relax and rejuvenate in the heart of a magnificent greenery
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Le Petit Chardon 18.1Km
A large Manor House, for 15 sleps, with pool. Please visit our website:
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Natur'hotel Heberge.. 18.3Km
Montpon Menesterol
Natur'Hôtel ideal accommodation in the Dordogne, near Montpon Menestrol on the border of the Dordogne and the Gironde. It is close to the famous vineyards of Saint Emilion and Pomerol. The Natur'Hôtel, establishment awarded a label, tourism handicap of 11 rooms with 4 handicaps, Hotel Cert. Welcomes you in a quiet and green. It combines modern and functional decoration and comfortable. The rooms are environmentally friendly and have direct access to nature. If you visit the Périgord by car will appreciate the free private car park of the hotel. The staff speaks English and will be pleased to learn about places to visit in the Dordogne.
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Le Relais de La Gan.. 18.7Km
St Astier
This is the nineteenth in a Perigord located in a typical hamlet, we welcome you and provide you with 3 Bedrooms "comfortable". Ideally located (15 km from Périgueux, 1h from Bordeaux, exit A89 at 2 km, 1km from the GR654), we offer rest and relaxation whether for a night or a stay ... Home for Horses in stalls or paddocks ...
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Domaine Labattut 19.1Km
Domaine Labattut in Saint-Astier boasts accommodation with an outdoor swimming pool and a garden. Each accommodation at the bed and breakfast has pool views, and guests can enjoy access to a terrace and to a shared lounge. The bed and breakfast provides both free WiFi and free private parking. At the bed and breakfast each room has a desk, a flat-screen TV and a private bathroom. All guest rooms include a seating area. A continental breakfast is served daily at the property. You can play table tennis at Domaine Labattut. Périgueux is 15 km from the accommodation, while Bergerac is 33 km from the property. Bergerac-Roumanière Airport is 36 km away.
Laudibertie 19.4Km
Change of scenery. . . Vacation rentals in farmhouse renovated ancient hamlet typical of the Perigord Vert
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Il était Une Fois.... 20.1Km
In the heart of the Dordogne, between city and countryside, vineyards and houses that is our house. In the center of Bergerac and its remarkable heritage, enjoy unspoiled natural areas, and river Dordogne. You'll also appreciate the richness of wines and the gastronomy of Perigord.
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Le Repaire De La Re.. 20.2Km
Big gite of charm with swimming pool in Dordogne - France Situated in France, in Dordogne, right in the heart of green Périgord, to 15 km of Brantôme, " Venice of Périgord ". From 4 to 18 sleepings around, swimming pool of 10 m by 5 m brightened up all day long, hydromassante shower, bathtub with bustle, reversible air conditioning, tv satellite, 5 rooms(chambers), equipped cooking(kitchen)
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43 Rue des Quarts 21.1Km
Bed, breakfast and evening meal in the quiet hamlet of Gaillard, near Menesplet-Menesterol. The house is on the cycle route / green way along the river Isle. Three rooms are available, each with its own bathroom and toilet. English-owned, French spoken.
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Le Guinot 21.1Km
Located close to St Emilion, The Guinot is a mansion with five houses in the vineyards. The field is operated by a Belgian-Dutch couple who have always worked in the restaurant. Then it is clear that food is important! Thus q relaxed atmosphere and luxury, but also accuillant for kids! There is a heated pool, spa, sauna, petanque, children's games, summer kitchen with barbecue. .
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Le Chai 21.3Km
Located in the heart of the Dordogne, in a region with many natural and artistic treasures, Domaine THE CHAI provides a perfect cottage with five comfortable rooms, swimming pool, a spa for a charming stay (green, sporting or cultural) of 12 with a large main house and an adjoining studio, all with panoramic views of the surrounding nature.
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Le Clos de La Dronn.. 21.4Km
The Clos de la Dronne, quiet and verdant riverside. Ideally located for exploring the Perigord Vert, and the village of Aubeterre in Charente, Ranked among the Most Beautiful Villages of France. In this old farmhouse a result of two independent rooms each equipped with a bathroom, tea coffee corner, refrigerator and microwave.
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Au Jardinier Gourma.. 21.7Km
Saint Julien de Crempse
In our cottage we hold at your disposal two large bedrooms with private bathroom and wc each.
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Moulin du Galant 22.0Km
Between Saint Emilion and Bergerac, Michele and Roger welcome you in an old mill renovated 19th crossed the creek Galant, in a green haven of 4000m2. Sleeps 8 people
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Les Rocailles 22.2Km
Three rooms present to you: Gladys, the room with exposed beams that can receive 4 persons; Eugénie, the "suite" that can receive 3 persons in 2 separated rooms and Marquise, the marine room receiving 2 persons. Every night includes breakfast and the use of the swimming pool.
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Domaine de la côte 22.4Km
Vast ancestral home dedicated to calm and serenity in the beautiful park, flowers and ended with private pool, bucolic byways around the house. Refined decoration of five rooms, warm welcome, breakfast and hearty dinner in the summer and sun terrace by the fire in the fireplace the rest of the year. Labelled 3 keys, ranked among the top 10 favorites of geo-guide, referenced in the Michelin Guide on the small green and smart. Many attractions ranked near
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Le Clos du Galant 22.5Km
Le Clos du Galant, XVIIIth, is located in the village of "Soubie." Arlette offers relaxation and hospitality in a relaxing environment. In the Dordogne, on the edge of the Gironde, you can visit St Emilion wine village famous for its wines, World Heritage of UNESCO.
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Chambres de La Font.. 22.7Km
In the heart of the Dordogne Ribérac, Alexis and Marie welcome you to two charming bed and breakfast. You have more of a lounge in which we provide you with board games, wifi,. . . Ask your car and enjoy the charms of our little town!
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Chante L'Oiseau 22.7Km
Comberanche et Epeluche
Less than 100 meters from one of the most beautiful rivers in France, in a very green and nicely wooded , we welcome you to do with your stop in our places a pleasant and relaxing stay. comfortable room and very quiet, with a separate entrance, and with a bathroom and toilet. Superb garden.
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Chambres Florence 22.9Km
Hotels in Ribérac in Perigord. In 19th house with garden and pool. Large volumes. Quality service in refined. Guest suite (65 m2) with living room, bedroom, bathroom and toilet. Guest rooms (23m2). Close to all amenities. Parking.
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Porte-Nous-Bonheur 23.2Km
Situated in Saint-Martin-des-Combes in the Aquitaine Region, 48 km from Sarlat-la-Canéda, Porte-Nous-Bonheur features a seasonal outdoor pool and sun terrace. Free private parking is available on site. Certain units have views of the river or garden. For your comfort, you will find free toiletries and a hairdryer. Porte-Nous-Bonheur features free WiFi throughout the property. There is a shared lounge at the property. You can play table tennis at the bed and breakfast. The bed and breakfast also offers bike hire. Périgueux is 27 km from Porte-Nous-Bonheur, while Bergerac is 15 km from the property. The nearest airport is Bergerac-Roumanière Airport, 17 km from the property.
La Charrouffie 23.3Km
In the heart of the Dordogne, in the Green Perigord, Riberac, capital of foie gras nestles into the valley of the Drone. La Charrouffie is a luxury villa and a small independent gite (we call it Les Petits Tilleuls) all within walled gardens within 10 minutes walk from the center of Riberac and its bustling market and restaurants. We welcome families and children of all ages. La Charrouffie offers you a moment of relaxation, pleasure and tranquility, whether it is just for you, or with your family and friends.
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Chateau les Farcies.. 23.5Km
The Farcies du Pech castle counts 5 luxurious bedrooms with private bathrooms and WC. Each of these 5 bedrooms, furnished (keeping to the XVIIIth century), displays its own personality.
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Le Clos d'Argenson .. 23.9Km
4 suites in a beautiful fin du siècle town house with hidden & quiet garden and swimming pool in the heart of Bergerac. For you, every comfort along with all the charms of staying in town. Special price for 1 person. It is possible to have gluten free, or vegetarian or vegan breakfast. Ask us.
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Le Beaulieu 24.1Km
Anesse et Beaulieu
near to Préigueux, jour's welcomme on a old house typicly from prérigord with old story fo the village. Relax on the jacuzzi, bathroom in all the rooms, centenary park arround
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Chateau Fayolle-Luz.. 24.1Km
B&B / Chambres d'Hotes at a real wine chateau in the Dordogne region of France. 5 beautiful and spacious rooms with ensuite bathrooms with large pool. Come and enjoy our wines and taste delicious local food !!!!
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Les Sabots Rouges 24.3Km
On the left bank of the Dordogne and just over a mile from the historic center of Bergerac, our home borders a park.
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La Maison Biscornue 24.3Km
A B&B located a 10-minute walk from Bergerac historic centre, La Maison Biscornue has a garden crossed by a small river, a swing and a barbecue. Guests can also enjoy outdoor table tennis. La Maison Biscornue also has a seating area with sofa and armchairs, as well as free WiFi access. There is also a flat-screen TV and a bathroom with a hairdryer. Guests can there enjoy a dining area and a fully equipped kitchen with a microwave and a refrigerator. Breakfast is served daily. Bergerac Wine Museum can be found just 850 metres from the property and the train station a 15-minute walk away. Free and secured parking is available in the villa's courtyard, as well as free parking for bicycles and motorbikes.
Lavielhaostal 24.3Km
Located in a village cottage in quiet bungalow of 120m2 with access disabled persons.
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Chambres d'hôtes La.. 24.5Km
Located in Saint-Martin-des Combes, Chambre d?Hôtes La Garinelle is 19 km from Bergerac and its train station. It offers a garden, an outdoor swimming pool with lounge beds and a living room with a chandelier. Free Wi-Fi is provided in public areas. All rooms include a private bathroom with a bath or shower. There are some attic rooms with exposed beams and wooden floors. A continental breakfast can be enjoyed every morning at Chambres d?Hôtes La Garinelle. Restaurants can be found within 2 km of the property. This B&B is 27 km from the A89 motorway and 35 km from Périgueux. Free private parking is available on site.
Les Chais des Gatin.. 24.7Km
2 new cottages - 4 and 2 persons - located in the countryside in an old farm.
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Domaine Maison Dodo.. 24.8Km
Lamonzie Saint Martin Bergerac
In the heart of the Périgord Pourpre, on the road of the wine, this quiet stone house from the 17th century is plunged into the Bergerac a.o.c. vineyards with a wonderful view over the surrounding hills. The property is surrounded by a wide garden with different fruit trees. Thats the perfect place to spend some relaxing moments reading a good book or maybe tasting a local wine.
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Le Moulin de Peyche.. 25.4Km
Le Moulin de Peychenval is located in front of the Lamonzie Montastruc castle in Perigord within a five acres park. This charming place was restored by Brigitte and Jean-Luc who have added sensations from their previous professional lives.
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Gîte Viraillot 25.4Km
Located in a beautiful setting, north-east of Bergerac, this charming Périgord ground floor, has an exceptional view of the castles. Built on top of a hill, you will enjoy the 4 bedrooms and a mezzanine. Its 2 bathrooms, one with steam shower and spa bath you can enjoy a pleasant stay.
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Chez Gilles 25.5Km
Bed and Breakfast & gite & temporary rental.
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Fenêtre 25.9Km
Guest house in the Perigord Purple and 40 km from Bergerac and 25 Kms from Saint-Emilion. Window is a place called on a hillside between vineyards and forests prairies. Its name comes from its beautiful view and dominant. The house is a collection of restored stone barns. Here time has stopped for breath.
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Chateau Haut Garrig.. 26.3Km
Chateau Haut Garrigue's delightful ecological, well-equipped 4-person self-catering guest houses (gites) with private terraces are on an organic estate and surrounded by organic vineyards. They offer: -magnificent views of the Dordogne Valley -walking distance to an excellent restaurant -walking distance to a boulangerie (bakery) -wine classes, lunches & tours on site En suite rooms with breakfast are available for 2 nights or more from October to June.
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B&B La Bastide des .. 26.3Km
St. Antoine de Breuilh
Surrounded by vineyards, beautiful country spot, near sightseeing. All rooms are large and comfortable. Meals served on the terraces. . Local wine visits can be arranged.
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Les Naudines Cottag.. 26.6Km
The spacious cottages have been painstakingly restored (beams), using traditional materials. They all have a private terrace directly overlooking the lawn overlooking the surrounding vineyards, barbecue, garden furniture, lounge chair and umbrella. You will enjoy your holiday in a rural tranquil location, in the nature of comfort: 4 lodgings of 8 people (4 bedrooms), 2 cottages for 4 people (2 bedrooms) and a detached house of 4 persons (2 rooms). 2 swimming pools with sun deck and outdoor shower are available for guests. Both pools are equipped with electronic security systems.
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Château Puygrenier 26.6Km
charming guest rooms and guest house rental on 21ha of an former wine property in Dordogne and only 20km from St-Emilion
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Le Chalet des Vigne.. 26.7Km
Our rooms are located in the heart of a village 4 km from Bergerac, overlooking the hills and the castle of Monbazillac. You can relax in the garden with flowers and trees or swim in the pool.
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Tikal-lodge 26.9Km
Clermont de Beauregard
On the way to the Dordogne, between Wine and castles, Tikal-lodge welcomes you in the middle of nature in its lodges and cottages. On site you will enjoy our relaxation room on the water offering technical fitness anti-stress and rebalance energy. We also provide you with a room can be used to organize training courses, seminars and meal. We offer our clients a service organization stays well-being, W-end surprise, friends, birthday, training, etc. ) The tour can also be achieved by air (Balloon, plane) or paths (foot, horseback, or ATV). We welcome you to the station or the airport of Bergerac.
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Le Jardin des Cygne.. 27.0Km
Gironde house between Saint Emilion and Bergerac in the land of sun and tableware located on the banks of the Dordogne river with a large terrace and gazebo overlooking the river where you can take your breakfast, lunch seasonal lunch, dinner, several possibilities of one rotisserie menus and local cuisine to suit your desires 4 rooms with shower and toilet in each room tv dvd, Bar with big screen and stereo system, many of possibilitees activiter, canoeing, fishing, winery tours, castle, ect ...
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Le Havana 28.2Km
Very nice bed and breakfast in Perigord, spacious, comfortable, television, bathroom and toilet, lounge, bar Cuban atmosphere, swimming pool, shade, garden furniture, private parking in the heart of the most beautiful and villages of France in Perigord.
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La Source Chapelain.. 28.7Km
Saint André et Appelles
Our Domain, located between St Emilion and Bergerac, welcomes you to his house hosts 4 bedrooms including 2 for 2 persons and 2 family suites for 4-5 people on the subject of four elements: "Earth" "Fire", "Water "and" Air ". Wooded park with spring water pond. Peace and quiet guaranteed! Heated swimming against the current and hydromasage pool. Possible courses of healing through art, Drawing, painting ... And listening to the lush nature that surrounds us. Table possible hosts on reservation
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Le Moulin de la Bou.. 28.7Km
St Philippe du Seignal
Renovated mill house idyllically set amidst vineyards offering 2 second floor en-suite bedrooms of an exceptionally high standard. Indoor swimming pool. Tea & coffee making facilities and hairdryers in each room. Continental breakfast served by the pool or on the terrace.
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Le Sang de La Vigne 28.8Km
Very pretty room D host at the bottom of castle of monbazillac in the middle of the vines you will be able to pass a pleasant stay with swimming pool and jacuzzi at your disposal to benefit from the calm of the countryside and as D a very good lunch as Mireille will make you your alarm clock. We can also you thus propose a meeting of massage by a professional qu a good tasting of the licoreux wine of Monbazillac
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Le Loft 29.0Km
Offering air conditioning, Le Loft is a self-catering apartment with panoramic views over the Dronne Valley and River. Free Wi-Fi access is available on site as well as water sport facilities. Le Loft has a seating area with a flat-screen TV, a kitchen with a dishwasher and a microwave and a bathroom with a shower and a bath. Some bars and restaurants can be found 60 metres away, on the main square. Activities in the surrounding area include horse riding, cycling and hiking. There is free parking next door.
L'Olympe 29.1Km
Situated between Montpon and St Emilion, big property of 15 ha with wood and pond, German shepherds of Saarlos. In the 1st floor, 3 rooms with theme around a big exotic lounge with TV, common toilets. Aquatic balnéo complex in the village.
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Les Tuileries de Ch.. 29.2Km
Dordogne, Perigord Vert, Laure and Patrice Cochin welcome you to their home of the nineteenth century with a swimming pool and a covered terrace. 5 guest rooms are available: each with bathroom with shower or bath, wc, hairdryer, bathrobes, TV, free wireless access.
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Maison d'hôtes de l.. 29.2Km
We can propose you 3 bed and breakfast located in the center off the small village. A pool, a Spa and a sauna are at your disposal. Everything is done for your comfort, in the garden and in the house. You are wellcome at the "maison d'hôtes de la dronne"
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Entre Sel et Terre 29.4Km
Rouffignac de Sigoules
Between Salt and Earth is located in the Perigord in the Dordogne for rental all year Bed and Breakfast In the heart of the vineyard of Monbazillac pool, visiting castles, vineyards, hiking, historic sites ...
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Maison de Vacances 29.4Km
You want a stopover on the way to vacation? You need a weekend repairman quiet? you want to visit Aquitaine and you stop to enjoy Périgord its gourmet food? or just for a family holiday in a relaxing environment? I have a solution for you: Come to this small village in the Dordogne where life is good!
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Entre Sel Et Terre 29.4Km
Rouffignac de Sigoules
Entre Sel et Terre vous accueille dans le Périgord en Dordogne Gîtes et Chambres d'hôtes En plein coeur du vignoble de Monbazillac piscine , visite de châteaux , vignobles , randonnées ,sites historiques... rent cottage B&B farmhouse in Perigord Bergerac Monbazillac
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La Maubastit 29.6Km
Les Lèves et Thoumeyragues
Bed and Breakfast, country cottage, holiday in the countryside; Family Vineyard (organic farming). Character house, cellar and workshop of pottery, where you will find rest and relaxation, many walks and tours. A host table convivialeDordogne Valley, Sainte Foy la Grande. Bed And Breakfast - A country manor resort Holiday In A 19th century family-owned vineyard (biological ariculture) calm and comfortable rooms and a famous dinner table
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La Vigne 29.7Km
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In the first six months of 2012, U.S. exports of consumer-oriented products grew by 37% compared to the same timeframe in 2011.
THIS REPORT CONTAINS ASSESSMENTS OF COMMODITY AND TRADE ISSUES MADE BY USDA STAFF AND NOT NECESSARILY STATEMENTS OF OFFICIAL U.S. GOVERNMENT POLICY Required Report - public distribution Date: 9/17/2012 GAIN Report Number: South Africa - Republic of Retail Foods Retail Sector Grows Despite Global Downturn Post: Pretoria Approved By: Ross Kreamer Prepared By: Margaret Ntloedibe Report Highlights: In the first six months of 2012, U.S. exports of consumer-oriented products grew by 37% compared to the same timeframe in 2011. Starting August 2012, pork casings and products containing egg and dairy ingredients will have access to this growing market as a result of newly negotiated export protocols. Executive Summary: A growing middle-class and increased tourism continue to drive growth in South Africa's retail food sector, despite lower than expected economic prospects. Convenience and Forecourt retail concept in South Africa, which is led by changing consumer lifestyles, is a growing trend for sales. South Africa, being the Gateway to the Southern African region, is increasingly presenting appealing opportunities for the United States. In the first six months of 2012, U.S. exports of consumer-oriented products grew by 37% compared to the same timeframe in 2011. In the past three years, U.S. exports of consumer- oriented products have also grown from $75 million in 2009 to $126 million in 2011. As the fourth largest supplier of consumer-oriented products to South Africa, the United States faces strong price competition due to lower tariff rates for European as a result of the SA-EU Free Trade Agreements. However, sauces, condiments, and other consumer-oriented goods have strong market potential in South Africa given the comparatively limited capacity for food processing in-country. Starting in 2012, pork casings and products containing egg and dairy ingredients will have access to this growing market as a result of newly negotiated export protocols. SECTION 1. MARKET SUMMARY South Africa, an emerging market with a population of around 50 million people, possesses a modern infrastructure supporting relatively efficient distribution of goods to urban centers, townships and rural areas throughout South Africa and Southern Africa. The South African retail sector is sophisticated and is mainly supplied by local products; however, imported products are becoming more important. The retail market has been dominated by a few major supermarket chains such as Shoprite, Pick n Pay, Spar and Woolworths, all owned by large South African holding companies. The South African retail market expects changes in the near future with the entry of Wal-Mart through the Massmart acquisition. It is expected that local companies will need to step up efficiencies in the retail space and product availability. Since the end of apartheid in 1994, South Africa has experienced rapid growth in its retail food sector. The growing demand for convenience, such as expected long term economic expansion, rising middle class, and changes in consumer preferences, has resulted in the expansion of the supermarket retail sector which presents opportunities for U.S. food producers. Currently about 70 percent of food sales in South Arica are conducted in modern retails, and about 30 percent in traditional shops; whereas in other countries in Africa only 10 percent of food sales are conducted in modern retails. The South African food and beverage market is becoming increasingly sophisticated and is supplied by both local and imported products. Retail outlets in South Africa offer the full spectrum of formats available in the United States. The range of retail outlets include convenience drugstores (called cafés), small general-dealers, specialty stores handling a single product line (for example, clothing, electronics, furniture), exclusive boutiques, chain stores (groceries, clothing, toiletries, household goods), department stores, cash and carry wholesale-retail outlets, and co-operative stores serving rural areas. About 90 percent of inventories of consumer-ready products in these stores are domestically sourced. A major phenomenon in South Africa has been the evolution of hypermarkets, which sell large quantities of almost all consumer goods on a self-serve basis. The hypermarkets, located in suburban shopping centers/malls, have put significant pricing pressure on local retailers by purchasing directly from manufacturers and bypassing the wholesaler, typically with lower margins and higher turnover. South Africa retail chains utilize their in-house import departments or third party distributors/importers to facilitate the purchase and delivery of imported goods. The U.S. exporters can enter the retail sector by dealing directly with the chains headquarters who will direct them to their third party importers. It may be necessary to appoint an official after-sales agent for products of a technical nature in South Africa. This may be a company that does not import or market the product in question, but rather, because of its geographical reach, technical abilities and market expertise, acts as the certified service agent. Appointing an appropriate after-sales agent is crucial in ensuring that the product develops a respected reputation in the South African market. 1.1 Retail Trade Sales A table below highlights retail trade sales for 2011 and for the first 6 months of 2012. Note that general dealers are non-specialized stores with food, beverages and tobacco products. Table 1. South Africa: 2011 and 2012 Retail Trade Sales According to Type of Retailer at Current Prices (US$ million) Month General Food & Beverage Total General Food & Beverage Retailer Total Dealer Retailer 2011 Dealer (YTD) 2012 2011 2011 (YTD) 2012 2012 January 2,568 641 3,209 2,506 628 3,134 February 2,483 609 3,092 2,678 648 3,326 March 2,873 694 3,567 2,916 712 3,628 April 2,794 757 3,551 2,565 684 3,249 May 2,744 665 3,409 2,028 472 2,500 June 2,922 692 3,614 2,117 479 2,596 July 2,799 726 3,525 August 2,759 689 3,448 September 2,774 654 3,428 October 2,486 684 3,170 November 2,588 663 3,251 December 3,559 981 4,540 Total 29,664 7,540 37,204 14,810 3,623 18,433 Source: Statistics South Africa 1.2 Retail trends, Consumer Tastes and Preferences Based on a recent assessment conducted by FAS/Pretoria in collaboration with the private sector, the following trends were discovered: The South African consumer is becoming increasingly health conscious, whereby wellness foods, health and convenience continue to be key drivers. There is increased demand for house or private-brand labels as consumers see these products as providing good value during economic difficulties caused by the ever rising costs of living in South Africa. Convenience is expected to remain popular with consumers, as supermarkets continue to increase the amount of ready-to-eat food items offered at their fresh food departments, deli, home meal replacement, and bakery departments. There is demand for longer store hours or even 24-hour shopping. Environmental awareness and ethical behavior such as recycling, waste reduction and organic farming and produce are important to South African consumers. Increased consumption of dairy products such drinking yoghurt, smoothies and ice cream. Fresh fruit and vegetables, nuts, grains and legumes are increasingly part of the daily diet for middle to high-income consumers. Food labeling is growing in importance, as consumers want to be informed about what they are eating. (As per the Introduction of the revised Consumer Protection Act in March 2011). Trends show that bottled water either premium, imported, flavored, enhanced and oxygenated has achieved success and account for a large portion of the beverage market. Although many South Africans choose products according to price, consumers in townships often demonstrate contradictory demands and characteristics. For example, spazas and other informal shops tend to only supply leading brand items because their customers demonstrate strong brand loyalty. Supermarket retail chains continue to convert or revamp their less successful store brands to a more targeted consumer base in order to boost sales. Supermarket chains buying back their franchised outlets to improve quality control. 1.3 Import and Export Trade Data Imports: In the first six months of 2012, imports of U.S. consumer-oriented products grew by 37% compared to the same timeframe in 2011. In 2011, imports from the United States totaled $126 million for consumer-oriented products, an increase of 24 percent compared to 2010. The increase is attributable by 27 percent increase in food preparations (210690) and the competitiveness of U.S. suppliers. Consumer-oriented products such as snack foods, tree nuts, and other consumer-oriented garnered the highest import levels in 2011. Other high value products showing consistent growth over the last five years are food preparations (210690), almonds (080212), salmon (160411), sauces and condiments (210390). The top ten leading suppliers of consumer-oriented products were Brazil ($227 million), Netherlands ($153 million), Germany ($127 million), the United States ($126 million), China ($115 million), France ($112 million), Italy ($98 million), United Kingdom ($78 million), Australia ($73 million), and Argentina ($72 million). South Africa's major imported agricultural commodities from Brazil were chicken cuts (020714; from Netherlands were Chicken cuts (020714) and dog and cat food (230910); from Germany were meat of swine (020390) and food preparations (210690); from the United States were food preparations (210690) and lactose syrup (170211); from China were apple juice (200979) and tomato paste (200290); from France were sparkling wine (220410) and whey (040410); from Italy were cocoa preparations (180690) and beer made from malt (220300); from United Kingdom were chicken cuts (020714) and cocoa preparations (180690); from Australia were meat of bovine (020230) and coffee extracts (210111); and from Argentina were grape juice (200969) and chicken cuts (020714). Exports: South Africa's 2011 consumer-oriented exports to the United States totaled $154 million. South Africa's most important exports to the United States are wine, fresh citrus, and macadamia nuts. A successful partnership between Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS), South Africa's Department of Agriculture, and the Deciduous Fruit Producer's Trust has been setting up a pre- clearance program for fresh apples, citrus, grapes, and pears, which has expanded market access for South African fresh fruit exports to the United States and other markets. 1.4 Trends in Online Shopping South African internet use is still in its infancy, utilized by middle and upper-income consumers who can afford internet access. The online shopping sector continues to experience growth and is expected to grow due to competition in the internet services providers. Some survey reveals an estimated growth of 40 percent of the internet retail chain in 2011. However, a large percentage of South African shoppers, especially lower income consumers do not have access to internet and are not computer literate, and prefer visit traditional stores to physically experience a product prior to purchase. Surveys reveals that retailers are expected to adopt internet retailing, currently Pick n Pay and Woolworths are the two major grocery retailers involved in online sales. Trends indicate the most popular goods to purchase online are cosmetics and toiletries, and toys and games, but not grocery items. 1.5 Food Standards and Regulations FAS/Pretoria has prepared several GAIN Report in 2011 on Food and Agricultural Import Regulations and Standards (FAIRS) for South Africa, which can be found at the following links: FAS/Pretoria FAIRS Report 2012 FAS/Pretoria FAIRS Report 2011 Consumer Protection Act: The South African consumers are fully aware of their rights which are reflected in the South Africa's new Consumer Protection Act which became effective March 2011. U.S. exporters who intend to sell goods and services destined for South Africa will have to comply with the new legislation, which includes provisions on product liability and labeling. The Act states that, "if a defective or incorrectly labeled product was to cause harm or injury to a South Africa consumer, the manufacturer could become co-defendant together with the local retailer or supplier in product liability litigation". The Consumer Protection Act places the burden of proof squarely on the shoulders of the supplier, and not on the consumer as in the past. "Strict liability means that the onus is on the supplier to prove that the product was not defective. The South African consumer only has to show harm or loss and that this was caused by the product concerned". Suppliers will have to be particularly careful about proper labeling of products that need warnings or special instructions for usage. Where any product has a risk of an unusual nature that an ordinarily alert consumer could not be expected to know about, the supplier is compelled to bring this to the consumer's attention in plain and understandable language. Table 2.South Africa: Advantages and Challenges Facing U.S. Products in South Africa Advantages Challenges South Africans are developing a taste Consumers may need to be educated in preparing and eating products. for western foods and are willing to try new products. The growing convenience segment in Preference is for traditional, locally produced products. retail food industry needs imported food and beverage products. Favorable exchange rate, strong rand Competition from other countries and locally produced products. Ninety with the weak dollar make American percent of products in the retail outlets are locally produced. South Africa's imports more affordable. major retailers have joined forces with the "Proudly South African" (PSA) campaign, launched by the Government, to give PSA suppliers preferential tendering for shelf space, and to promote South African products. South Africa presents opportunities as Consumers are price-conscious and most do not exhibit brand loyalty. a gateway for regional markets. Products must constantly be promoted. South African consumers view U.S. Retailers and consumers have limited knowledge about the variety of U.S. products as high quality. products. South African importers seek suppliers Difficulty for U.S. suppliers to respond to trade lead inquires in a timely who can offer reliable high-quality fashion. products, in particular consolidators of mixed containers at competitive prices. Importers and distributors can help High import tariff rates faced by U.S. suppliers from European competitors develop brand loyalty. due to the SA-EU Free Trade Agreements. SECTION 2: ROAD MAP FOR MARKET ENTRY 2.1 Supermarkets: 2.1.1 Entry Strategy: Introducing a product successfully depends on strong promotion and product support. In South Africa's very competitive marketplace it is essential that U.S. exporters choose the correct agent or distributor. Evidence shows that the most successful U.S. company ventures are those that have researched their market thoroughly before engaging in a search for agents and distributors. Once contacts are established, it is advisable to visit South Africa, since firsthand knowledge of the market is highly useful. Research has shown that new opportunities may be developed in South Africa through aggressive marketing by product sampling and advertising. In South Africa the terms "Agent" and "Distributor" have a very specific meaning. Agents work on a commission basis after obtaining orders from customers. Distributors buy and sell products directly to their customers. It is common to appoint a single agent capable of providing national coverage either through one office or a network of branch offices. In addition to their role as the local representatives of U.S. exporters, agents should be able to handle the necessary customs clearance, port and rail charges, documentation, warehousing, and financing arrangements. The local agents representing foreign exporters outside South Africa who export goods to South Africa, and the foreign exporters, are fully liable under the South African Import Control Law for all regulations and control imposed on imported products. Local agents are required to register with the Director of Import and Export Control of the Department of Trade and Industry. It is important for a U.S. exporter to maintain close contact with the local agent to track changes in importing procedures and to ensure that the agent is effectively representing his or her interests. 2.1.2 Retail Market Structure Basic flow of imported food products: Retail supermarket chains maintain their own distribution systems, using modern warehouses to allocate goods to supermarket branches. Depending on the arrangements, in some instances imports are handled by the supermarket chain's head office, their identified importer or by branches themselves. Trends in the distribution channels show that some of the supermarkets are moving toward outsourcing the services of warehousing and transportation. 2.1.3 Major Supermarkets Sales, Shares, and Brands Outlets: Below is a chart of South Africa's major supermarket chains. For the most part, they offer much the same range of products and brands. Gaining a competitive edge through image and service is their major focus. The retailers work hard at establishing their own particular appeal. Some, like Woolworths and Spar, do this by targeting a particular shopper segment, such as upper-income groups. Others, like Pick n Pay and Shoprite-Checkers group, go head-to-head more on price and "shopping experience". These retail groups in South Africa enjoy enormous bargaining power. They are all able to dictate their buying terms to suppliers who are expected to deliver products to central depots or warehouses, where the products are then distributed to supermarkets and retail outlet stores using their own transportation trucking system. Shoprite-Checkers and Spar, for example, are very strong in the predominantly black areas (townships) whereas Woolworths is stronger in the smaller "up-market" segments. Major supermarkets retail chains have a presence in the urban and rural areas and continue to open new stores. Most supermarkets sell their own-label products as well as manufacturer's brands. The retail industry prefers to buy directly from local manufacturers. For imported products, some supermarkets prefer to deal directly with U.S. manufacturers, because an import agent or a distributor acting as a middleman can add up to 30 percent to the cost of the product, resulting in lower margins for the supermarket. Supermarkets have recognized the growing demand for prepared food, and compete with convenience stores or quick service stores and have increased the offering of fresh, prepared foods, and ready-to-eat meals. Tables below highlight the South African major retail chains. Table 3: South Africa Sales in Grocery Retailers by Category: Value 2009 – 2011 $ million 2009 2010 2011 Modern Grocery Retailers 21.19 24.90 26.06 Convenience Stores 1.94 2.26 2.58 Discounters 0.21 0.32 0.38 Forecourt Retailers 0.95 1.10 1.24 Hypermarkets 1.95 2.21 2.54 Supermarkets 16.15 18.99 21.31 Traditional Grocery Retailers 16.20 19.65 22.55 Food/Drink/Tobacco Specialists 6.70 8.09 9.4 Independent Small Grocers 7.34 8.81 9.94 Other Grocery Retailers 2.17 2.74 3.22 Grocery Retailers 37.39 44.55 50.62 Source: Euromonitor International Table 4: South Africa Grocery Retailers Company Shares by % Value 2009 - 2011 % retail value rsp excl sales tax 2009 2010 2011 Shoprite Holdings 18.5 18.2 19.1 Pick n Pay Retail Group 16.2 15.7 15.4 Spar Group Ltd 10.7 9.8 10.0 Woolworths Holdings Ltd 3.9 3.8 3.9 Engen Petroleum Ltd 0.6 0.6 0.6 Total South Africa Pty Ltd 0.2 0.2 0.2 Shell South Africa Marketing Pty Ltd 0.2 0.2 0.2 Sasol Ltd 0.2 0.2 0.2 BP South Africa Pty Ltd 0.2 0.2 0.2 Chevron South Africa Ltd 0.1 0.1 0.1 Others 49.3 50.9 50.1 Total 100.0 100.0 100.0 Source: Euromonitor International Table 5: South Africa Grocery Retailers Brand Shares by % Value 2009-2011 % retail value rsp excl sales tax Company 2009 2010 2011 Pick n Pay Pick n Pay Retail Group Pty Ltd 14.0 14.5 14.1 Shoprite Shoprite Holdings Ltd 10.0 10.0 10.5 Checkers Supermarkets Shoprite Holdings 5.0 4.5 4.7 Woolworths Woolworths Holdings Ltd 3.9 3.8 3.9 Spar Spar Group Ltd 3.6 3.2 3.2 Super Spar Spar Group Ltd 3.5 3.1 3.1 Kwik Spar Spar Group Ltd 2.6 2.3 2.4 Checkers Hypermarkets Shoprite Holdings Ltd 2.1 2.1 2.2 Tops Spar Group Ltd 0.9 1.2 1.3 Boxer Pick n Pay Retail Group Pty Ltd 1.5 1.3 1.3 U-Save Shoprite Holdings Ltd 0.5 0.6 0.6 Quickshop Engen Petroleum Ltd 0.6 0.6 0.5 La Boutique Total South Africa Pty Ltd 0.2 0.2 0.2 Shell Select Shell South Africa Marketing Pty Ltd 0.2 0.2 0.2 Sasol Sasol Ltd 0.2 0.2 0.2 BP Express BP South Africa Pty Ltd 0.2 0.2 0.2 Star Mart Chevron South Africa Ltd 0.1 0.1 0.1 Sentra Value Stores Shoprite Holdings Ltd 0.1 0.1 0.1 Score Pick n Pay Retail Group Pty Ltd 0.7 - - Others Others 50.1 51.9 51.2 Total Total 100 100 100 Source: Euromonitor International Pick n Pay: The Pick n Pay Group is South Africa's second largest supermarket retail chain with head offices based in Cape Town and Johannesburg. Pick n Pay has over 15 percent of the retail market share with over 600 stores in the South African food sector. The group has outlets in South Africa, Southern Africa, and in Australia through its Franklin outlets. To take advantage of the South Africa fast growing demand for convenience shopping including global trends, Pick n Pay entered the market through the British Petroleum (BP) forecourt gasoline stations with an introduction of Pick n Pay Express outlet in the major metropolitan areas across South Africa. The group offers three private label ranges such as Pick n Pay (straightforward, no-frills packaging); Pick n Pay Choice (good quality at lower price than branded products); and Pick n Pay Foodhall (high quality products at a premium). The Retail Division manages Pick n Pay branded businesses such as food, clothing and general merchandise in Hypermarkets, Supermarkets, Family Franchise Stores, Mini Market Franchise, Clothing, Butcheries Meat Centers, and Gas Centers. The Group Enterprises Division operates the Group's other non-Pick n Pay branded group activities including Score Supermarkets, TM Supermarkets, property franchises, and Go Banking, as well as finding new investment opportunities for the group worldwide. Pick n Pay retail formats and brands are found in Hypermarkets, Supermarkets, Discount Supermarkets, Franchise stores*, Clothing Stores, Liquor stores, Pharmacies, Score, Boxer supermarkets, Boxer hardware stores, TM Zimbabwe, Franklins/Australia – corporate, and Franklins/ Australia – franchise. *Includes Score stores which were converted to Pick n Pay Family franchise stores in 2009. The emphasis of the supermarket division is on total convenience and freshness, with stores trying to add value through the fresh food supply chain. Traditionally, Pick n Pay Score supermarkets have had a presence in townships when other retailers have stayed away. Pick n Pay is the most modest of the high- end super market chains. Price points are similar to middle- to high-income supermarkets in the United States. Shoprite Holding: Shoprite is a South Africa's largest food retailer and has about 34 percent market share of the food retailing market. Shoprite caters to the lower-end of the consumer market with a focus on private label or branded products on food for their more price-conscious consumers. The group consists of about 1,100 outlets in urban and rural locations of South Africa and throughout Southern Africa (Angola, DR Congo, Ghana, Mozambique, Namibia, and Zambia) Nigeria and India. The retail formats and store brands are comprised of Shoprite supermarkets, Checkers Supermarkets, Checkers Hypers, Usave stores, distribution centers supplying group stores with groceries, non-foods and perishable lines, OK Furniture outlets, OK Power Express stores, House & Home stores, and Hungry Lion fast food. Through its OK Franchise Division, the Group procures and distributes SKUs to the OK Minimark convenience stores, OK Foods supermarkets, OK Grocer stores, Megasave wholesale stores, Sentra stores, and Value Stores. Shoprite Holdings with its Checkers brand remain the sole player in the hypermarkets in South Africa. Checkers Hypers have a special section devoted entirely to imported foods as well as kosher and halal sections. Checkers Hyper chain targets middle to high-income groups. Shoprite Checkers are similar to a Shoppers Food Warehouse type of shopping experience. Shoprite Head Offices are based in Cape Town, South Africa. Woolworths: Woolworths Holdings Limited (WHL) is a South African-based retail group chain that operates locally and internationally through two subsidiaries. Woolworths (Proprietary) Limited, and Country Road Limited in Australia. Woolworths Proprietary operates and franchises stores in South Africa, Africa and the Middle East; and Country Road Limited, listed on the Australian Stock Exchange, operates in Australia, New Zealand and Singapore. Woolworths offers select ranges of apparel, clothing, cosmetics, toiletries, footwear, jewelry and food under its own brand name. There are about 437 Woolworths outlets stores. Woolworths stores presence are mainly in shopping malls or shopping centers, and currently are opening food stand-alone stores in convenient suburban locations, including Owned Woolworths, Franchised Woolworths, and Owned and Franchised Country Road outlets. Woolworths caters to the wealthiest South African consumers with a strong organic food focus. In focusing on quality, Woolworths utilizes a high degree of contract farming to supply fresh produce and prepared convenience foods. Contract farming has enabled Woolworths to carry a wider range of gourmet items, but often faces supply issues due to compliance issues with contract terms. The "Woolies" shopping experience isn't as up market as a Dean and Deluca, but it's comparable to the Whole Foods or Trader Joe's shopping experience in the U.S. They carry a relatively small number of branded products, instead promoting their own Woolworths branded private label products. Price points are slightly higher than Checkers and Pick n Pay but relatively comparable to similar retail markets in the U.S. Woolworths operates in other African countries such as Botswana, Kenya, Namibia and Ghana, with plans underway to expand to Angola, Mozambique, Zambia, and Uganda. Spar: The Spar organization consists of two types of members: Spar Retailers, who are independent store owners, and Spar Distribution Centers, which provide leadership and services to the Spar Retail members. Both members belong to the Spar Guild of Southern Africa, a non-profit company set up to coordinate and develop Spar in Southern Africa. The members pay subscriptions to the Guild, which uses these monies to advertise and promote Spar. The Spar grocery chain emerged in the 1963 when a group of eight wholesalers were granted exclusive rights to the Spar name in South Africa to service 500 small retailers. A number of mergers and take-overs followed, and today all but one of the wholesalers are owned by the Spar Group Limited, which operates six distribution centers that supply goods and services to about 1,602 Spar outlets in South Africa, Botswana, Namibia, and Zimbabwe. Retail formats and brands are comprised of Supermarkets, Superspars, Spars, Kwikspars, Build It, and TOPS. TOPs is the Spar Group's liquor chain, the biggest in South Africa. All stores are independently owned, and many of the purchasing decisions are made at the individual store level. Spar targets high-income consumers and locates its stores in more up-market neighborhoods. Shopping at a Spar can be similar to shopping at an upmarket Giant or Shaw's in an up- market neighborhood in the United States. Massmart Holdings: Massmast is a managed portfolio of ten wholesalers and retail chains, each focused on high volume, low margin, low-cost distribution of mainly branded consumer goods, through 182 outlets, and one buying association serving 478 independent retailers and wholesalers, in 11 countries in sub-Saharan Africa such as Botswana, Lesotho, and Zambia. Massmart Holding Ltd was acquired by the US-based retail giant Wal-Mart in June 2011. The Massmart group is the third largest distributor of consumer goods in Africa, the leading wholesaler of general merchandise, home improvement equipment and supplies, and the leading wholesaler of basic foods. It is estimated that about 90 percent of the food products is sold through the group warehouse club discounting such as Makro; and the group food wholesaling outlets such as CBW, Jumbo and Shield, are then sold on through the information retail market such as spaza, street hawkers/kiosks. Wholesale stores include Makro, Game, Dion, Builders Warehouse, Shield, Delarex, Feds DIY, Servistar, CBW, and Jumbo. Visit the group website at: www.massmart.co.za for more information. According to Trade press, Massmart annual sales up 15 percent during June 2011 through June 2012 which were boosted by Makro Stores which performed exceptionally well, and its newly acquired Rhino Cash and Carry stores in March 2012. Rhino stores are mainly involved in the retail of groceries and liquor to low-income customers in KwaZulu-Natal and the Eastern Cape Metcash: Metcash Africa is the largest distributor of groceries and fast moving consumer goods (FMCG) on the African continent. It has extensive franchise retail interests in South Africa and operates in other African countries (Malawi, Namibia, Lesotho, and Swaziland,). The brand stores include Metro Cash and Carry, Trade Centers, Liquor World, Stax, Friendly Warehouses, Alliance Cash & Carry, Seven Eleven, Lucky Seven, Buy Rite, Viva-Supa-Save, and Pop-In, with private labels such as (Family Favorite, Astor, and Golden Circle). Metro liquor stores such as Liquor World and Liquor Warehouse offers consumers a range of imported liquor are conveniently located next to Trade Centers and Metro Cash and Carry outlets. For more information visit the group website at www.metro.co.za 2.2 Convenience Stores 2.2.1 Entry Strategy Convenience is a relatively new trend in the South Africa's fast moving consumer goods market, and continues to be key growth factor of the South Africa retail trade. There are around 600 convenience outlets. Major retailers and wholesalers own most of the convenience stores. Woolworths Holdings remain the leader in convenience stores. Woolworths Food outlets and Woolworths outlets are co- located at Engen Forecourts Quickshops, a national gasoline chain; Sentra Value stores owned by Shoprite Holdings; Sasol Forecourts joint ventures focus more with the restaurant chains; and Pick n Pay Express outlets with British Petroleum (BP). Convenience stores operate on extended hours or in some instances they are open 24 hours. South Africans appreciate and typically shop at convenience outlets because they are perceived as time saving, well lit, safe and convenient. One of the convenience concept is focus on pre-packed fresh produce and meals, fresh meat, backed goods, and selection of hot meals. 2.2.2 Market Structure: The market structure is covered in detail under the supermarket section of this report. 2.3 Traditional Markets 2.3.1 Entry Strategy: Food retailers in South Africa range from highly sophisticated supermarkets at one end to rudimentary street corner stalls at the other. In years past, predominantly black townships were virtually unserved by large-scale food retailers. The informal retail sector in South Africa is continually growing and is increasingly recognized by manufacturers and wholesalers as an important delivery channel of goods to consumers. Informal market retailers cater to the needs of the residents via independent grocery stores such as cafes, general dealer stores and several informal South African retail concepts (tuck shops, shebeens, taverns and spazas) including hawkers (street vendors), kiosks, take-aways and fast foods. In 2010, the total number of street stalls/kiosks grew by four percent to reach 61,142 stalls. With the end of apartheid, major retailers have also extended their services to these townships. Marketers saw the spaza as the beginning of a new form of township convenience retailing, conveniently close to consumers, and open at extended hours. Informal traders are generally defined as retailers that are not registered for VAT. Spaza shops are defined as small retail enterprises operating from a residential stand or home, engaged in trading consumer goods. Spaza shops operating mainly in the townships are making their presence felt in the local retail market. Products traded include food and nonfood products. The informal retail market in South Africa is acknowledged as an important delivery channel of goods to customers. However, the view is held that this sector may have peaked, as more formal shopping centers are being developed in the previously disadvantaged areas. Currently, more stores are trading seven days a week, creating greater convenience for shoppers. Sunday trading is becoming increasingly important as the trend towards convenience continues. End of the month shopping remains extremely significant. On average, start-up investment for spaza shops amounts to less than $1000. Spazas are mainly financed by private savings or loans from relatives or friends. Average employment amounts to about three employees per business. Considering that the number of spazas may be 100,000, this sector of the economy may provide 230,000 to 290,000 jobs, and support more than one million people. The most important products sold by spaza shops are (in descending order): soft drinks, cigarettes, paraffin (liquid petroleum for home use burner stoves), candles, maize meal, alcoholic beverages, bread, and sugar. There is now growing awareness among manufacturers and producers of the importance of the spaza retailers as a marketing channel. More than 20 percent of spaza owners report that products such as soft drinks, dairy, and bakery products are now delivered to their shops. The most serious problems encountered by spaza owners are inventory shortage or access to finance , high levels of crime (robbery), severe competition, expensive transport , and bad debt or the granting of too much credit. Although spaza retailers are often seen as survivalist enterprises, it is clear spazas are becoming not only a permanent phenomenon on the South African economic scene, but more sophisticated and closely linked to the rest of the economy than commonly perceived. Despite the significance of the informal retail market, imported product is rarely featured at these outlets. Informal retailers do not have the capacity to buy imported goods directly and rely mostly on sourcing their products from local wholesale markets. 2.3.2 Market Structure: The market structure is covered in detail under the supermarket section of this report. 2.3.3 Traditional Stores Sales, Outlets and Brand: Table 6. South Africa: Street Stalls/Kiosks by Subsector: Units/Outlets 2008 – 2010: Outlets 2008 2009 2010 Streets stalls/kiosks 57,075 59,360 61,142 Chained Street Stalls/Kiosks 83 88 92 Independent Street Stalls/Kiosks 56,992 59,272 61,050 Source: Euromonitor International Table 7. South Africa: Street Stalls/Kiosks: Foodservice Value 2008 – 2010 $ million 2008 2009 2010 Street Stalls/Kiosks 376 557 661 Chained Street stalls/kiosks 6 8.7 10.3 Independent street stalls/kiosks 414 549 651 Source: Euromonitor International 2.3.4 Forecourts Stores Forecourt retailers, or gas stations, are becoming increasingly popular in South Africa due to a growing demand for convenience purchase on a daily basis. There are an estimated total number of over 3,000 outlets. Forecourts retailers are expected to record continued growth as a number of new petrol stations open throughout the country. The inclusion of popular retail brands within forecourt retailers will likely contribute to the number of consumers visiting these stores. South African restaurant chains saw a niche in the sector, and are now entering the forecourt market. Recent trends in the food sector confirm increasing demand in the extended choices of food and drink that includes dishes such as: pap (corn-based staple) and meat, lasagna or roasted vegetables; ready- made and packaged items such as sandwiches, microwavable foods, salads, fresh produce, meat pies, biltong (jerky), home meal replacements, cheese, yoghurt, milk, baked goods, sweets, and chocolates. SECTION 3: COMPETITION Table 8: South Africa's Key Export and Import Products and Trading Partners in 2010 – 2012 Product Category and Major SA EXPORTS to SA IMPORTS from Advantages and HS Code Suppliers to USA USA disadvantages of SA and market Millions of US$ Millions of US$ local suppliers share January - March January - March 2010 2011 2012 2010 2011 2012 Meat and Edible meat Brazil – 30% 0 0 0 607 1.9 3.8 South Africa is a net offal (02) Netherlands – importer of meat and 13% meat products. The Sou Germany – pattern of imports in th Africa net 12% this category is imports from the World of $172 million in 2012 variable and depends versus $112 million in USA largely on local minor 2011. supp conditions. Brazil, lier of 2%. Australia and Canada are members of Most South Africa net exports Favored Nations to the world of $10 m (MFN) status illion in 2012 versus countries. $30 million in 2010. Fish and Seafood (03) India – 28% 6.6 5.5 6.5 336 765 988 South Africa is a net New Zealand – exporter of fish and Net imports 11% seafood products. from the world of $38 million in Norway – 10% Major export 2012 versus $36 million categories are Frozen in 2011. USA- fish (0303), Other Minor supp Seafood (0307), lier of 2%. Net exports to the world Crustaceans (0306), of $123 million in 2012 and fillet (0304). versus $126 million in 2011. Dairy Products (04) New Zealand – 0 0 0 1.2 2.1 3.2 Dairy products 22% opportunities exist in Net France – 18% categories of Milk imports from the wor Ireland – 13% and Cream (0402), ld of $41million in 2012 versus $27 million Butter and Other fats in 2011. USA and oils (0405), - Supp cheese and curd lier of 8% Net (0406) , Whey and exports to the world Milk products of $23 million in 2012 (0404), and versus $19 million in Buttermilk Yoghurt 2011. (0403). New Zealand is a member of MFN status countries. France and Ireland are members of the European Union (EU). The EU and South Africa signed a Free Trade Agreement (FTA) in 1999. The agreement will be phased in over a ten to twelve year period and will essentially liberalize 86% of South Africa's imports from EU and about 95% of EU imports from South Africa. The overall agreement meets WTO requirements of 90% coverage. Edible Fruit and Nuts Mozambique – 2.7 2.5 5.7 2.5 3.1 3.9 South Africa is a net (08) 15% exporter of dried USA – 13% fruits and a net Net Vietnam – importer of nuts. imports from the wor 11% Major export ld of $29 million in 2012 categories are 0806 versus $22 million – fresh & dried in 2011. grapes, and 0808 – The United Net fresh apples and exports to the world States is a pears. A small of $555 million in 2012 major supplier market exists for versus $515 million in of almonds imports of dried 2011. (080212) with exotic fruits, and a market share opportunities exist of 92 percent. for shelled hazelnuts, desiccated coconut, cashew nuts and shelled almonds. Prepared Meat, Fish Thailand – 260 0 42 947 514 279 South Africa is a net (16) 66% importer of prepared China – 9% meat, and fish Net Peru – 6% products. imports from the world of $49 million in 2012 versus $31 million The United in 2011. States enjoys a dominant Net expor position in the ts to the world of canned salmon $16 million in 2012 versus (160411) $14 million in 2011 market, . holding a market share of 52 percent. Sugars and Sugar Brazil – 46% 169 209 214 1.4 3.3 6.6 South Africa is a net Confectionery (17) USA- 9% exporter of sugar. Malaysia – 7% The majority of Net imports from the imports are in the wor category of other ld of $70 million in 2012 sugar products in versus $45 million solid form, such as in 2011. cane and beet sugar Net (1701). exports to the world of $30 million in 2012 versus Brazil and Columbia $32 in 2011. are members of MFN status countries. Preserved Food (20) China – 45% 3.0 3.8 3.0 1.5 1.7 2.0 South Africa major Argentina – export categories are Net 12% (2008) – other fruit imports from the wor Italy – 7% nut; and (2009) – ld of $72 million in 2012 fruit + vegetable versus $46 million juices. in 2011. USA – Minor Net exports to the world supp Argentina is a lier of 3%. of member of MFN $107 million in 2012 versus status countries; US$ 108 million whereas Italy is in 2011. a member of EU states. Miscellaneous Edible USA – 15% 2.9 2.9 3.0 10 9 11 South Africa is a net Preparations/Processed Netherlands – exporter of processed Fruit & Vegetables (21) 12% fruits and Germany – vegetables. Net 10% Opportunities exist imports from the world of $74 million in for imports in the 2012 category of other versus $66 million food preparations in 2011. (2106), canned peas, Net and grape and apple exports to the world juice which are used of $69 million in 2012 as a base for other versus $66 million in fruit juices, prepared 2011. and preserved tomatoes, and fruit pulps. Netherlands and United Kingdom are members of EU states. Beverages (22) United 14 16 20 3.4 4.5 5.2 South Africa is a net Kingdom – exporter of alcoholic Net 48% beverages. Major imports from the wor Ireland – 6% export category is of ld of $113 million in 2012 France – 6% category 2204 – the versus $110 m wine of fresh grapes. illion in 2011. The import market of Net category (2208) is exports to the world USA – dominated by well of $247 million in 2012 Supplier of 5% known brands from versus $235 million in the UK having a 2011. market share of 72 percent whereas US holds 4 percent. The South African appetite for American spirits in this category has decline due to price competitive from EU countries include low import tariff rates paid by those countries. Source: World Trade Atlas SECTION 4: BEST PRODUCTS PROSPECTS A. Products Present in the Market Which Have Good Sales Potential: Five-year trends show that some U.S. consumer-oriented agricultural exports to South Africa are growing. Of interest are the consumer-oriented, snack foods, tree nuts, and other consumer-oriented categories, which reached the highest export levels in 2011. Within this category, sauces and condiments (HS 210390), fruits prepared preserved (HS 200899), and food preparations (HS210690) have shown consistent and substantial increases. Other high value exports that have shown sustained growth are almonds (HS080212), canned pink salmon (HS160411), vegetable seeds (HS120991), and whiskies HS 220830). According to 2011 data, the United States is the leading supplier of almonds, canned salmon, fruits prepared preserved, sauces and condiments, and food preparations in the market, holding 91 percent, 70 percent, 47 percent, 24 percent and 19 percent market shares, respectively. The distilled spirits (whiskey) market is significantly different, with the United Kingdom holding the largest market share of 79 percent. There is an increase of 16 percent United States distilled spirits exports to South Africa in 2011 with 7 percent market share. This increase is due to the fact that American products (Jack Daniels, Woodford Reserve, Buffalo Trace, and Knob Creek, for example) are price competitive and an increase in brand awareness among South African consumers. Table 9. South Africa: Products with Good Sales Potential Product Jan – March Jan – Percentage Import Key Constraints Market Category 2012 South March of Annual Tariff Over Market Attractiveness for Africa 2012 U.S. Import Rate Development U.S. Imports Exports to Growth U.S. from the S.A. World ($1,000) ($1,000) Whiskies 60 1,487 -11.93 1.54 United Kingdom American brands are HS220830 (85%) has large lack brand awareness market share and among South African a first mover consumers. advantage, and US 2%. Almonds 2.9 2.7 126.90 Free U.S. has largest HS080212 market share of 92%. Salmon 331 172 -59.16 25% U.S. has the largest HS160411 market share of 52%. Food 42 10 5.44 Varied US has the largest Preparations market share of 19%. HS210690 American brands are becoming increasingly popular given their high quality attributes. Vegetable 10 2 17.27 Free Netherlands leads Seeds sector with 26% HS120991 Market Share, while US has 20%. Source: World Trade Atlas B. Products Not Present in Significant Quantities Which Have Good Sales Potential: Pork casings Organics Counter seasonal apples, dried grapes, pomegranate, stone fruits, etc Baking inputs Sweeteners (lactose, glucose and syrup) Breakfast cereal (corn/grit meat) Mineral water (natural/artificial/sweetened/flavored) Fruit and vegetables preparations Products not currently available or known about in South Africa, such as new food ingredients, condiments and snack foods Frozen turkey cuts and edible offal, chicken offal, and frozen swine cuts Ground nuts Flavorings (malt) C. Products Not Present Because They Face Significant Barriers: Poultry: United States poultry exports to South Africa are restricted by an anti-dumping duty in tariff number 0207 14 90 (bone in cuts, include the chicken leg quarters), instituted in 2000, which has caused imports from the US to drop significantly. Beef: U.S. beef into South Africa are banned since 2003. There are, however positive signs that the ban might be lifted in the near future. Importers struggle to compete with local producers because of the current import duty of 40 percent ad valorem or R2.40/kg except from SADC countries from where imports are free. 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If you hover your arrow over the time it shows the date. You should only have to do this once a day. A simple fix is to download a calender gadget to your desktop and you can see the whole month at a time.
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NEW YORK -- Mark Teixeira didn't want to hear it.
He was asked on Sunday about the up-and-down nature of his season -- the periodic stops and starts that he's dealt with all year -- but Teixeira wasn't interested in broaching the subject on Sunday. After all, Teixeira reasoned, hadn't he just hit a grand slam?
Indeed, Teixeira's third-inning homer with the bases loaded provided all the offense the New York Yankees needed in a 4-0 win over the New York Mets.
"I hit a grand slam today. I hit a home run yesterday, too. I hit a home run against Roy Halladay. Next question," Teixeira said when someone tried to ask him about all of the cold streaks he's had to weather in 2010.
Teixeira has averaged 36 homers and 120 RBIs in his first eight seasons and he's only the fifth player to hit at least 25 homers in his first seven seasons. Still, his paltry numbers (.226 BA, 12 HRs, 44 RBIs) through the first 69 games of 2010 are a legitimate cause for concern. He was hitting .282 with 20 homers and 58 RBIs through 69 games in 2009.
CC Sabathia, for one, wants to believe that Teixeira is on his way to regaining his 2009 form.
"Tex is a pro ... I think we knew at some point that he was going to come out of this thing," said Sabathia, who shut the Mets down for eight innings to earn his eighth win of the season.
But Teixeira's resurgence is no sure thing, considering how inconsistent he's been so far in 2010.
He hit just .136 with two homers in April but bounced back in early May, going 12-for-30 in the first eight days of the month. That run was capped off with a three-homer game against the Boston Red Sox on May 8.
But Teixeira followed that with 24 hits in his next 112 at-bats and struck out five times in six plate appearances on June 5 at Toronto. He was on an 0-for-12 streak coming into this weekend's series with the Mets.
Teixeira hopes his performance in the second round of the Subway Series has him on track. He went 4-for-12 with two homers and five RBIs over the weekend against the Mets, helping the Yankees take sole possession of first place in the American League East for the first time since April 21.
"He's such an impactful player," manager Joe Girardi said of Teixeira. "I know this year has been somewhat of a struggle but we have so much confidence in him."
The Bombers' offense as a whole was sputtering prior to Saturday's five-run output against Mike Pelfrey. Before that 5-3 win, the Yankees had lost three straight, getting shut down by Jamie Moyer, Kyle Kendrick and Hisanori Takahashi. They entered today's game 1-for-18 with runners in scoring position in the first two games of the Subway Series and went 2-for-9 in that situation on Sunday.
Two of the Yankees' three hits with runners in scoring position this weekend came courtesy of Teixeira, who homered off of Pelfrey on Saturday with Brett Gardner on second to tie the game at 3, and hit the big slam on Sunday.
Off a 1-1 fastball from Johan Santana, Teixeira's grand slam barely reached the left-field bleachers. He got the chance to hit with the bases loaded when Nick Swisher beat out a bunt to the right side with runners on first and second after Santana and Ruben Tejada got in one another's way at first base trying to take Ike Davis' throw.
Jerry Manuel called Teixeira's home run "a fly ball that ends up going out of here because of the ballpark." But that critique doesn't matter to Teixeira.
"I didn't get all of it, I just got enough of it to get it out," he said with a smile, happy to talk about the home run and hoping to keep the hot streak going into the Yankees' six-game road trip.
Just don't ask Teixeira about any of his recent baggage. He's planning to leave it behind.
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Where (if anywhere) would be the best place to post the suggestion and have a chance that the Microsoft developers would read and consider it?
BTW - my request is to have a context menu command "bring group to front" added to the taskbar (see the post " Bring to front all windows for a certain application
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I would have thought so as well but when I posted the same question to "Microsoft Answers" all I got back were a few useless links. You would think Microsoft would have a forum dedicated to this.
Closest I could find was the "Windows Feedback Program" but you have to be "invited" by Microsoft to participate in it.
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