Organic Food & Drink
The UK organic food and drinks market is currently worth £1.9bn and growing.
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The UK has the third largest market for organic food and drink in Europe. Total sales of organic products were worth £1.9bn in 2007, an increase of almost 20% on 2006. In comparison, the global market was estimated at £20bn.
Although the sale of organic vegetables started as a specialist niche many of us have now got the message. The result has been that growth of organics has beaten many other sectors of the food and drink market in recent years. Not only has demand grown rapidly, but developments have spread beyond commodity vegetables into many sectors of prepared food and drink.
However, this growth has come at a time of economic growth and low inflation. Faced with an economic downturn, lack of availability in some areas and consumer resistance to high premiums, what does the future hold for the UK organic food and drink market?
Report contents list:
- Market Status - Background to the UK market for organic food and drink and definitions.
- Perspective - Latest data and market sizes.
- Key Players - Major manufacturers and suppliers of organic food and drink and brands.
- Innovations - Latest new product development activity and future trends in organics.
- Distribution - Market share analysis by distribution channel.
- Opportunities and Threats - Opportunities and threats facing manufacturers and suppliers of organic food and drink in the UK.
- The Future - Forecast market value of organic food and drink and growth rates to 2012.
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