Dairy sales up as consumers move to branded goods
AUSTRALIA – Supermarket sales of the four major dairy product categories increased in volume and value over 2003 to 2004, totalling nearly AUS$3.5 billion (2 billion euros).
The category prices were driven by consumer buying trends towards private label brands, larger pack sizes and in-store promotional activities.
Private label brands for all types of drinking milk now represent 53% of all supermarket milk volume, an increase of 2.3%. In 2003, nearly 30% of all supermarket milk and 47% of fresh whole milk was sold in three-litre plastic bottles.
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