After five years gathering dust on supermarket shelves, Weetabix has been pulled from China. Despite people feeling positive about globalisation and adopting Western culture into various aspects of their lives, breakfast is too entrenched in tradition for Weetabix to have much influence.

Alongside its BILLY bookcase, IKEA’s meatballs are an iconic part of the brand. Anyone who's ever been dragged around a superstore by a determined adult will tell you it was worth it if they got to eat the Scandinavian staple. Now, IKEA Food is one of the retailer's fastest-growing departments.

Supermarkets don't get a lot of love in India. It's the local stores with friendly banter and personal service that draw loyal customers. But as the country gears up for growth in grocery e-commerce, there's promise for the big players. What does the future of the food shop look like in India?

While many American fast food chains have set up shop in India, reinventing themselves in the process in order to appeal to local tastes, Domino’s stands out as a brand that’s gone one step further. Carefully balancing local tastes with the Western flavour that people associate with pizza, Domino’s has engineered a 72% slice of the market.