Tea

Article Abstract:

The UK retail market for tea dropped by 0.4% in the period 1994 to 1998 to 131,965.8 tonnes. Sales rose by 13% in value during the same period to 761.7 million pounds sterling. Black standard tea accounted for 92% of volume sales and 86.3% of value sales in 1998. Tea bags accounted for 92.6% of sales by volume and 93.6% by value, with tea bags growing 3.6% in volume terms and 18.5% in value terms in the period 1994 to 1998. Sales of fruit and herbal tea rose by 35.5% in value terms and by 46.6% in volume terms between 1994 and 1998.

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Tea

Article Abstract:

An overview of the market for tea in the United Kingdom is presented. For the purpose of the study Euromonitor has divided the market into six main product sectors such as black standard tea, black specialty tea, instant tea and green tea.

United Kingdom, Marketing procedures, Research Findings, Field crops, except cash grains, not elsewhere classified, Marketing research, Tea, Market research

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Tea

Article Abstract:

In 1993, the market for tea was valued at 620 million pounds sterling, or 110,000 tonnes, representing a volume drop of 6% since 1989. The market has been affected by a drop in consumption among the younger population, the price of tea, and changes in the measurement of tea in teabags. A market overview is provided, along with details of sources of supply, consumption trends, prices, brands, company profiles, and forecasts for the future.

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