Non-sweet Biscuits - UK - October 2007
Non-sweet Biscuits - UK - October 2007

The non-sweet biscuit market is worth £304 million, a 25% increase since 2002. Performance however is patchy, with traditional plain products such as crackers, crispbreads and oatcakes stagnating, while growth is concentrated in savoury, mini, snacking and ‘healthy’ segments.

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Overview

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The Consumer – Consumption
The Consumer – Eating Habits

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The Consumer – Type Bought
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