Sauces & vinegar

Article Abstract:

The UK market for pickles, relishes and sauces was worth 481 million pounds sterling in 1993, up 6% from 1992, with volume totalling 291.6 million t. Domestic production totalled 376,900 t in 1992, with imports reaching 90,900 t. The largest sector of the market is thick sauces, worth 135.1 million pounds sterling in 1993 and with a 28% market share. Within the sector, tomato sauce is the largest segment. Other dominant markets are relish/pickles/chutneys, with 25.6% of the market, and dressings, with a 21.4% market share. Sales in most sectors are forecast to grow.

Sauces ex Tomato, Catsup & Other Tomato Sauces, Vinegar, Salad dressings, Tomato products

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Pickles & relishes

Article Abstract:

The U.K. market for dressings, sauces and pickles reached 192 million pounds sterling in 1993, against some 182.9 million pounds sterling in 1992. The dominant segment of the sector is relishes, chutneys and pickles, accounting for 64% of sales in 1993, with sweet/brown pickle having sales of 39 million pounds sterling. Dominant players in the market include Cross & Blackwell, Haywards, J.A. Sharwood & Company Ltd. and Hazelwood Foods.

Pickled Products, Supply and demand, Chutney, Pickled foods

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Sauces

Article Abstract:

The UK food sauce market is forecast to increase in value from 791.5 million pounds sterling in 1999 to 1,009.4 million pounds sterling by 2004.

United Kingdom, Food industry, Condiments industry

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