Fruit juices, squashes and flavoured milk drinks

Article Abstract:

The market for fruit juices, squashes and flavoured milk drinks in Europe is poised for growth. Important selling factors are flavour and whether products fit easily into a lunch box. Advertising also influences almost 25% of children aged between 7-14. These drinks are drunk by over 99% of children and all those questioned said they were allowed to choose which ones they wanted. The numbers of children under 14 is predicted to decline between 1997-2000, so the squash market will need to introduce new products to attract more consumers. Sales of flavoured milks are likely to increase.

Canned & Bottled Soft Drinks, Soft Drink Manufacturing, Bottled and canned soft drinks, Frozen Fruits & Fruit Juices, Flavored Milk Drinks, Analysis, Soft drinks, Beverage industry, Market share, Consumer preferences, Fruit drinks, Fruit juices, Juices (Beverages), Children as consumers, Child consumers, Milkshakes

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Appetisers and dips

Article Abstract:

It is anticipated the UK market for appetisers and dips will be worth 1,994 million pounds sterling, at 1999 prices, by 2003. The market for appetisers and dips is predicted to be worth 1,773 million pounds sterling in 1999. The retail market for appetisers and dips has grown by 16% in real terms between 1994-98. Some 72% of appetisers and 93% of dips were sold through grocery multiples in 1998. The most popular items were sliced cooked meats which accounted for 58.6% of the market in 1998. The demand for chilled dips has risen by 94.2% between 1994-98.

Sour Cream Dips, Food consumption, Dips (Appetizers), Appetizers

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Frozen and canned fruit and vegetables

Article Abstract:

The United Kingdom market for canned and frozen vegetables and fruit grew marginally during 1992-1997 at current prices, but fell about 8% in real terms. The total market is expected to grow to 1.31 billion pounds sterling by 2001 from 1.22 billion pounds sterling in 1997 at current prices, or will decline to 1.16 billion pounds sterling by 2001 at 1997 prices. Sales of canned and frozen vegetables grew 2% by volume during 1992-1997. The canned and frozen sector is competing against the strong fresh produce market.

Vegetables, Vegetable and Melon Farming, Vegetables and melons, Fresh fruits and vegetables, Fresh Fruit & Vegetables Whsle, Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Wholesalers, Frozen Fruits & Vegetables, United Kingdom, Industry Overview, Frozen vegetables, Canned foods industry, Canning industry, Produce wholesalers, Frozen fruit, Frozen fruits

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