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Group 1 - Dairy Queen (DQ) has opened a flagship store in Shanghai, expanding its product offerings beyond ice cream to include cakes, bagels, and beverages [1] - DQ aims to broaden its product categories and consumer scenarios, recognizing that solely selling ice cream is no longer sufficient for brand growth [1][3] - The CEO of CFB Group, Xu Weilun, highlighted the importance of expanding into high-frequency consumption products within the "big indulgence category," such as desserts and baked goods [3] Group 2 - DQ plans to launch over 150 new products in 2025, with these new items expected to account for over 60% of total sales for the year [3] - The brand is entering the cake and afternoon tea market, responding to the increasing frequency of dessert consumption after meals [3] - DQ has been cautious about entering the coffee market due to intense competition and price drops in that sector, opting instead to focus on other product categories [3] Group 3 - The ice cream market in China is undergoing significant changes, with intense competition leading to the exit of some previously popular brands [4] - Current players in the market are focusing on product differentiation and unique consumption scenarios to remain competitive [4] - The report indicates that the Chinese ice cream industry is entering a phase of comprehensive competition, necessitating brands to innovate with health-focused products and optimize their cost structures [4]