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Liquid Milk Expenditure and Volume
Published 25 July 2008

 

Pasteurised

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Each page will give a snapshot of the market in terms of volume and expenditure.

Latest TNS data for the 52 weeks ending 13/07/08 shows that sales of pasteurised milk (excluding modified milk) stood at 4,105.3m litres, 24.4m litres (0.6%) more than the previous year. Over the same period, whole milk sales fell by 19.4m litres (1.9%) to 999.9m litres. Skimmed milk has shown the biggest relative year on year increase (4.1%), or 19.1m litres to 479.9m litres. Semi-skimmed milk sales also showed some year on year growth, up by 24.7m litres (1.0%) to 2,625.5m litres.

Expenditure is also up compared to the previous year, by 12.9% (£294.1m) to £2,580.3m. Whole milk expenditure increased by 10.0% to £631.3m, with semi-skimmed milk increasing by 13.5% (£195.3m) to £1,641.7m. Skimmed milk increased by the highest margin, up by 15.6% (£41.6m) to £307.4m.

 

Please see Notes to data at the bottom of the page

   
52 Week Data Ending
 
15-Jul-07
13-Jul-08
Yr on Yr
  Whole Milk
1,019.3
999.9
-1.9%
  Semi-Skimmed
2,600.8
2,625.5
1.0%
  Skimmed
460.8
479.9
4.1%
       
  TOTAL
4,080.9
4,105.3
0.6%
   
 
15-Jul-07
13-Jul-08
Yr on Yr
  Whole Milk
574.1
631.3
10.0%
  Semi-Skimmed
1,446.4
1,641.7
13.5%
  Skimmed
265.8
307.4
15.6%
       
  TOTAL
2,286.2
2,580.3
12.9%
   
 
15-Jul-07
13-Jul-08
Yr on Yr
  Whole Milk*
0.563
0.631
12.1%
  Semi-Skimmed*
0.556
0.625
12.4%
  Skimmed*
0.577
0.640
10.9%
       
  Weighted Average **
0.560
0.629
12.3%

* Please note: Although there is a difference in price between fat types, supermarket own brands retail at the same price regardless of fat type.  This information includes retail, doorstep and middle ground markets.
** This is a weighted average across fat type.

Source: TNS Worldpanel

Notes to Data

  • The tables on this sheet show the expenditure, volume, and average price of liquid milk sold in Great Britain over the last 52-week period.  Please note that the price differentials for different fat levels of milk are probably due to different purchase pack size trends.  A degree of caution needs to be taken with these figures as with all market data.
  • % changes will differ slightly from the information in the tables.  This is because changes were taken from raw figures and are therefore not subject to changes caused by rounding.
  • All % changes are based on year on year change.
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