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Winners and Losers: Eggs

01 Mar 2010

According to consumer data covering 14 million shoppers at one of the leading retailers, dunhumby data has shown the following information highlighting the winners and losers in eggs:

  • Sales of Eggs have fallen 1%, by value and volume, in the last 12 months.
  • Free Range Eggs are the only type to have seen growth, 8% by value and 7% by volume.
  • Customer penetration and purchase frequency has increased for Free Range eggs and contributed to the growth in sales, as well as increased distribution.
  • Free Range eggs account for over 63% of total Egg sales.
  • Organic Eggs have seen the strongest decline in sales, despite falling prices over the last year. This decline in sales is likely to be due to a decline in distribution of 17%. 

To get a full copy of the report, or to find out how dunhumby data could help your business, please contact clare.smith@nfu.org.uk with your NFU membership number

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