Bakery & Confectionery
Expenditure on bakery and confectionery reached £13.3bn in 2007
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Once, biscuits, cakes and confectionery were the UK’s main indulgence and snack products, but this is changing with an increasing amount of competition coming from other food sectors.
However, despite a somewhat flat outlook these markets remain important to most UK households and it is highly unlikely that we will see any sharp declines in the future. Also, the markets themselves are highly flexible in terms of varying types and quality of product, making them adaptable to changing economics and consumer needs.
This report examines the status and prospects for the UK’s £13.3bn bakery and confectionery markets including forecasts to 2012.
Report contents list:
- Market Status - Background to the bakery and confectionery market and definitions.
- Perspective - Latest data and market sizes.
- Key Players - Major manufacturers, companies and brands.
- Innovations - Latest new product development activity and future trends.
- Distribution - Market share analysis by distribution channel.
- Opportunities and Threats - Opportunities and threats facing manufacturers and suppliers of bakery and confectionery.
- The Future - Value expenditure and market forecasts to 2012
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