Meat & Poultry

Article Abstract:

The retail market for meat and poultry in the UK reached 7.5 billion pounds sterling in 1993, with a volume totalling 2.1 million t. Some 40% of volume sales was accounted for by red meat, followed by poultry with a 28% market share and bacon with a 21% share, although bacon's share is falling steadily because of the decreasing popularity of cooked breakfasts. One of the largest meat suppliers in the UK is Hillsdown Holdings. It is forecast that total meat sales will fall from 2.14 million t, worth 7.12 million pounds sterling, in 1995, to 2.12 million t, worth 7.32 million pounds sterling in 1998.

Meat, Poultry, Poultry (Animals), Poultry (Meat), Bacon

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Frozen meat

Article Abstract:

In 1996, the market for frozen meat was valued at 1,410 million pounds sterling, representing 542,000 tonnes in volume. By the year 2001, the market is expected to fall slightly to 1,407 million pounds. Frozen primary meat is covered by the report, of which chicken represents the largest sector; along with meat products, where value-added chicken dominates. An overview of key trends is included along with market data, company profiles, advertising, distribution and forecasts for the future.

Pork, Fresh & Frozen, Poultry Processing, Frozen specialties, not elsewhere classified, Frozen Dinners, Meat Pies, Etc, Frozen Specialty Food Manufacturing, Poultry slaughtering and processing, Frozen Poultry, Industry Overview, Pork, Frozen meals

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Frozen meat and fish

Article Abstract:

The UK market for frozen fish and meat is forecast to increase from 2,508 million pounds sterling in 1999 to 2,580 million pounds sterling by 2004, with the premium and organic sectors showing most growth.

Fresh or frozen prepared fish, Fresh and Frozen Seafood Processing, Frozen Pkgd Fish ex Shellfish, Frozen foods industry, Frozen fishery products, Frozen seafood, Frozen fish

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