Cheese

Article Abstract:

UK sales of cheese in 1998 amounted to 1.63 billion pounds sterling, up 12.2% from 1994, with volume sales reaching 316,800 t, up just 0.7%. The sector is dominated by hard cheese with a 69.6% value share, of which Cheddar is the most popular type. The cheese market is extremely fragmented, with private label having the highest penetration. Among the leading players are Northern Foods and Dairy Crest. The cheese market is forecast to fall to 315,400 t in 2003, worth 1.69 billion pounds sterling.

Supply and demand

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Cheese

Article Abstract:

The United Kingdom retail cheese market grew 4.1% to 1.445 billion pounds sterling in 1993 from 1992, while falling 4% by volume to 330,000 tonnes. Convenience cheese products, cheese with additives and stronger flavoured cheese is becoming increasingly popular. The main sector is natural cheese. Per capita consumption of all dairy products is declining due to growing health concerns. Premium-priced products are becoming more popular. The cheese market is examined.

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Cheese

Article Abstract:

In 1996, the cheese market was valued at 1.6 billion pounds sterling, representing a 10% increase on 1995; while volume sales rose 2.7%. Cheese makes up 54.4% of the total dairy products industry, and in 1996, Waterford Foods dominated the sector with a 13% share. An overview of key trends is included, along with details of emerging product sectors, company profiles, advertising, distribution, and forecasts for the future.

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