Crisps, snacks and nuts

Article Abstract:

The United Kingdom retail market for snacks, crips and nuts is expected to grow in value by more than 25% to about 2.8 billion pounds sterling by the year 2001 at current prices from 2.19 billion pounds sterling in 1997. The market grew 28% in value to 2.01 billion pounds sterling during 1992-1996, with the premium, adult snacks sector growing 51% to 164 million pounds sterling during 1994-96. There are several positive influences generating market growth, including the 1.4% increase in the number of children aged 5-14 during 1996-2001 and the change in eating trends towards snacking.

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Crisps and snacks

Article Abstract:

The UK market for crisps and snacks reached a value of just over 2 billion pounds sterling in 1999. This market is forecast to expand by a further 2% in 1999, with sales being fuelled by the trend towards casual eating and lighter lunches. New product development over recent years has focused on adult products, but children are the largest volume consumers of crisps and snacks. On current trends, the market will remain static overall, the snacks taking market share away from crisps.

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Crisps, snacks and nuts

Article Abstract:

In 1994, the market for crisps, snacks and nuts totalled 1.7 billion pounds sterling, representing growth of 8% since 1992. The market is forecast to grow 22% to 2.14 billion pounds sterling by 1999. Adult snacks enjoyed the highest growth, up 27% between 1992 and 1994. An overview of the market is provided, along with trends, supply structure, advertising, distribution, consumer profile and forecasts for the future.

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