UK's popularity of plant-based milk replacers is growing

게시됨 2021년 10월 1일

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A recent Mintel report reveals that plant-based milk alternatives, led by oat and almond milk, are gaining popularity in the UK, with one in three Britons preferring them. Despite this shift, cow's milk remains the largest market, with sales reaching £3.2bn in 2020. The rise in plant-based milk consumption is driven by environmental and health concerns, with over half of consumers believing their choice contributes to environmental protection. The Covid-19 pandemic has also influenced consumer preferences, with 26% of respondents indicating that plant-based foods have become more appealing to them due to the pandemic.
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According to a new report, one in three Britons already choose plant-based drinks, but cow’s milk is still at the top of the popularity list. In 2020, oatmeal was the most popular milk substitute, for which consumers spent £ 146 million. According to a study by Mintel, 32% of those surveyed consume a milk substitute made from soy, oats, almonds or rice, up from 25% in 2020. Zabital took first place in the popularity survey, followed by almond drink as the second best-selling option: consumers spent £ 105 million on this plant-based alternative in 2020, up from £ 96 million in 2019. More than 50% of those surveyed said they thought their choice could contribute to environmental protection, while 23% said a plant-based drink was better for their health. Amy Price, Mintel’s chief food and beverage analyst, said the increase in sales of the plant-based milk replacer indicates it is becoming an increasingly common option. “The plant-based trend is gaining momentum in the UK, fueled by ...

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