The types segment classifies conpoy products into four sub‑categories: whole dried conpoy, sliced dried conpoy, conpoy paste, and flavored conpoy. Whole dried conpoy, the traditional form, commands the largest share due to its versatility in soups and stews, contributing approximately 45 % of type‑specific sales. Sliced dried conpoy, favored for quick‑cook applications, accounts for 25 % and is expanding in fast‑food supply chains. Conpoy paste, a processed derivative used in sauces and fillings, holds a 20 % share, reflecting growth in value‑added food manufacturing. Flavored conpoy—infused with spices or sauces—represents the smallest but fastest‑growing niche at 10 %, driven by consumer interest in ready‑to‑taste products. These type distinctions collectively define the market taxonomy, influencing production focus and pricing strategies across the sector.