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Ice cream, including both hard and soft serves, represents _______% of the entire frozen dairy product market.

Ice cream, including both hard and soft serves, represents _______% of the entire frozen dairy product market. Correct Answer 25-26

Ice cream can be categories into hard serve and soft serve. Both these categories together contribute about 25-26% of entire frozen dairy.

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