Baby food

Article Abstract:

The UK baby food market is predicted to increase in value from 156.7 million pounds sterling in 1998 to 185.4 million pounds sterling by the year 2002. The prepared baby food market is forecast to increase from 99.3 million pounds sterling in 1998 to 123.1 million pounds sterling by 2002. About 56% of all baby food was supplied in jars during 1997, with cans accounting for 31.7% of sales. About 60% of all baby food products were sold through multiple grocers in 1997.

United Kingdom, Baby Food, Specialty Canning, Canned specialties, Industry Overview, Forecasts and trends, Baby foods

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Baby milk

Article Abstract:

Volume sales of baby milk in the UK reached 29,200 t in 1997, up 17.3% from 1993, with value sales rising by 32.8% to 147 million pounds sterling during the period. The market is dominated by Nutricia Ltd.'s Milupa brand and John Wyeth's SMA brand, together accounting for 86% of value sales in 1997. Sales of baby milk are forecast to reach 36,700 t in volume and 193 million pounds sterling in value by 2002.

Dry, Condensed, and Evaporated Dairy Product Manufacturing, Dry, condensed, evaporated products, Infants Formulas, Dry, Infants Formulas, Liquid, Supply and demand, Market share, Infant formulas, Powdered infant formulas, Liquid infant formulas

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