UK beef consumption on the increase again

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Figures from the UK's Ministry of Agriculture show that beef and veal consumption continued to rise at the end of 1996, although total consumption fell by 16% during the year. The National Food Survey also reveals that consumption of chicken and turkey rose by 8% during the year, with fish consumption up 7%. Bread consumption for 1996 remained static, although consumption of cereal products and cakes rose during the year.

Statistics, Food buying, Grocery shopping, United Kingdom. Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs

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UK public in favour of store development clamp-down

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A new survey from Key Note suggests that shoppers in the UK continue to support the corner shop, with over 75% of those questioned agreeing that supermarket development should be restricted. The survey of more than 1,000 consumers also reveals that more than 56% of shoppers use loyalty cards, while 40% also use credit or debit cards for food shopping.

Supermarkets, Shopping

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