Edible oils
Article Abstract:
The value of the UK market for solid edible oils is predicted to fall to 13.7 million pounds sterling in the year 2001, whilst the liquid edible oil market should increase to 166.6 million pounds sterling. Solid oils are gradually becoming unpopular for food preparation in the home. The 1997 retail market for edible oils is predicted to be worth 179.5 million pounds sterling. Van den Bergh Foods holds a 17% share of the edible oils market, with its product Srpy Crisp 'n Dry retaining 12% of sales. Some 79% of sales are predicted to be made from the large supermarket chain stores in 1997.
Publication Name: Market Intelligence
Subject: Economics
ISSN: 1366-6673
Year: 1997
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Edible oils
Article Abstract:
Liquid oils are becoming increasingly popular in the United Kingdom, particularly those for special requirements such as olive oil. The British, however, are more aware of healthy eating habits and are purchasing less fats in total. Edible oil sales are falling as people adopt different cooking methods and eat more prepared foods. The British government aims to reduce fat intake to 35% of the average diet by the turn of the century.
Publication Name: Market Intelligence
Subject: Economics
ISSN: 1366-6673
Year: 1996
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Edible oils
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The UK edible oils market is forecast to rise in value from 188 million pounds sterling in 1999 to 195 million pounds sterling by 2003. Sales of solid oils will fall from 22.9 million pounds sterling in 1999 to 16.5 million pounds sterling by 2003. Healthier lifestyles will result in people buying more olive oil-products and pre-pared foods which do not require oil for cooking.
Publication Name: Market Intelligence
Subject: Economics
ISSN: 1366-6673
Year: 1999
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