How Britain Eats!™

Content

• Introduction And Background
  • Research Background
  • Information Sources & Methodology
• Section 1 Executive Summary
  • Executive Summary Overview
• Section 2 Food Shopping Patterns
  • Frequency Of Main Food Shopping
  • Frequency Of Top-Up Food Shopping
  • Choice Motivators For Main Food Shopping Destination
  • Average Weekly Household Spend On Groceries
  • Increasing Range Of Stores Visited For Food Shopping
  • Use Of Convenience Outlets
  • Demand For Greater Choice Of Supermarkets
  • Influences On Consumer Choice
  • In-Store Purchase Behaviour
  • Online Shopping For Food And Beverages
  • Inhibitors For Online Food Shopping
• Section 3 Eating At Home
  • Cooking At Home
  • Ideas For Food In The Home
  • Eating Meals Together
  • Busy Lifestyles
  • Changes To Eating Patterns
  • Openness To New Food Types
  • The Uks Favourite Food Dishes
  • Uks Favourite Food Types
• Section 4 Eating Out-Of-Home
  • Frequency Of Eating Out Of The Home
  • Household Spend On Eating Out-Of-Home
  • Favoured Out-Of-Home Eating Establishments
  • Factors Influencing Choice Of Eating Out Venue
  • Changes In The Frequency Of Eating Out
• Section 5 Healthy Eating
  • Perceptions Of Diet Healthiness
  • Healthier Eating Patterns
  • Healthy Eating Priorities
  • Purchases Of Healthy Food Ranges
  • Barriers To Healthier Eating
  • Information On Healthy Eating
  • Food Labelling
  • Alcohol Consumption
  • Binge Drinking
• Section 6 Ethical Consumerism
  • Ethical Product Purchases
  • Retailer Ethical Priorities
  • Plastic Carrier Bag Issue
  • Ethical Credentials Of Uk Food Retailers
• Tables
  • Table I.1 Information Sources & Methodology
  • Table 2.1 Choice Motivators For Main Food Shopping Destination, By Leading Supermarket Brand
  • Table 3.1 Main Sources Of Inspiration For Food & Drink In The Home Analysis By Gender
  • Table 3.2 Top 1o Uk Favourite Household Dishes
  • Table 3.3 The Uks Favourite Household Dishes Analysis By Age Group
• Figures
  • Figure 2.1 Frequency Of Main Food/Grocery Shopping
  • Figure 2.2 Frequency Of Top-Up Food Shopping
  • Figure 2.3 Top Ten Choice Motivators For Main Food Shopping Destination
  • Figure 2.4 Average Weekly Household Spend On Groceries Analysis By Socio-Economic Group
  • Figure 2.5 Average Weekly Household Spend On Groceries Analysis By Number Of Household Members
  • Figure 2.6 Average Weekly Household Spend On Groceries Analysis By Main Food Shopping Store
  • Figure 2.7 Attitudinal Statement: I Visit A Wider Range Of Food Stores Than I Did In The Past Analysis By Age Group
  • Figure 2.8 Attitudinal Statement: I Shop At Different Food Retailers Depending On The Occasion
  • Figure 2.9 Attitudinal Statement: I Often Shop At Convenience Stores To Save Time Even Though I Know It's More Expensive
  • Figure 2.10 Consumer Perceptions Of Supermarket Choice In Local Area Insufficient Supermarket Choice Specific Consumer Perspectives
  • Figure 2.11 Consumer Perceptions Of Supermarket Choice In Local Area Analysis By Socio-Economic Group And Gender
  • Figure 2.12 Main Considerations Influencing What Foods Consumers Buy To Cook At Home
  • Figure 2.13 Sticking To Items On Shopping List When Visiting Supermarkets
  • Figure 2.14 Frequency Of Online Shopping For Food And Beverage Products
  • Figure 2.15 Regularly Shop Online For Food And Beverage Products (At Least Once A Week) Analysis By Age Group
  • Figure 2.16 Regularly Shop Online For Food And Beverage Products (At Least Once A Week) Analysis By Socio-Economic Group And Children In Household
  • Figure 2.17 Main Inhibitors To Shopping On Online For Food And Beverages
  • Figure 3.1 Who Does The Most Coooking At Home? Analysis By Gender
  • Figure 3.2 Main Sources Of Inspiration For Food & Drink In The Home
  • Figure 3.3 Frequency Of Family Household Members Eating Meals Together
  • Figure 3.4 Busy Lifestyles Influence On Eating Patterns
  • Figure 3.5 Changes Of Uk Consumers Eating Habits In Past 3 Years
  • Figure 3.6 Uk Consumers Willingness To Experiment With New Food Types Analysis By Age Group
  • Figure 3.7 Uk Consumers Willingness To Experiment With New Food Types Analysis By Socio-Economic Group
  • Figure 3.8 Uk Household Favourite Dish, By Type Of Food
  • Figure 4.1 Frequency Of Eating Out-Of-Home Number Of Meal Occasions Per Week
  • Figure 4.2 Frequency Of Eating Out-Of-Home Number Of Meal Occasions Per Week Analysis By Age
  • Figure 4.3 Average Weekly Household Spend On Eating Out-Of-Home Analysis By London Vs. Rest Of Uk
  • Figure 4.4 Average Weekly Household Spend On Eating Out-Of-Home Analysis By Socio-Economic Group
  • Figure 4.5 Most Frequently Visited Eating Out Establishment Types
  • Figure 4.6 Main Factors Influencing Uk Consumers Choice Of Eating Out Venue
  • Figure 4.7 Changes In The Frequency Of Eating Out
  • Figure 5.1 Uk Consumer Perceptions Of Their Diet In Relation To Healthy Eating
  • Figure 5.2 Consumer Changes Towards Healthy Eating In Past 12 Months
  • Figure 5.3 Consumer Understanding And Priorities Related To Healthy Eating
  • Figure 5.4 Percentage Of Consumers Frequent Purchasing Of Healthy Eating Ranges
  • Figure 5.5 Uk Consumer Barriers To Healthier Eating
  • Figure 5.6 Main Sources For Information On Healthy Eating
  • Figure 5.7 Reading Of Food Product Labels
  • Figure 5.8 Reading Of Food Product Labels Analysis By Gender And Age Group
  • Figure 5.9 Reading Of Food Product Labels Analysis By Socio-Economic Group
  • Figure 5.10 Product Label Information Typically Read By Uk Consumers
  • Figure 5.11 Consumer Changes In Alcohol Consumption, Last 3 Years
  • Figure 5.12 Consumer Solutions To The Uks Binge Drinking Crisis
  • Figure 6.1 Ethical Product Categories Purchased Regularly
  • Figure 6.2 Consumer Perceptions On Ethical Priority Areas For Uk Food Retailers
  • Figure 6.3 Consumer Attitudes Towards Charging For Plastic Carrier Bags Analysis