Edible oils, olive oils Market, butter & margarine data in Europe

Olive_Oils_edible_fats_butter_margarine_market_Europe

Edible oils, olive oils, butter and margarine in Europe, consumptions, expenditure, growth & players
Food for Thought FFT, April 2011

Summary

Oils and fats Market in Europe puts direct human consumption at Euros 24.2 billion in 2009, or 2.2% of the all food and drink market of Euros 1111 billion. Oil, butter, margarine, olive oil market is forecast to decline at an average annual real -0.76% during the 2009 – 2012 period.

More than 420 companies are involved in Oils and Fats across Europe, with the Top-10 companies supplying 47.7% of the market. Current major players are Unilever with a market share of  15.3%, followed by Grupo SOS (9.9%) and Dairy Crest (3.3%).

Edible oils and fats Markets covers All Oils & Fats, All Butter, Butter (standard), Other dairy spreads, All Margarine, Margarine (standard), Other non-dairy spreads, All Edible Oils, Olive oil, Other oils, Cooking fats (retail only)  -  in the 16 countries of Europe. Thus, 112 country and product markets are covered, with Unilever have a leading presence, being present in 68 markets.

Top ten companies in the Oils and Fats:

Unilever, Grupo SOS, Dairy Crest, Saipol, Arla Foods, Lactalis, FrieslandCampina, Vandemoortele, Nord Contor, Bunge (Market Shares & Ranking for free in the Synopsis).

Country Markets

oils, fats, olive oils, butter, margarine

Edible Oils and Fats Market in Europe

The largest country market is the Germany, makes up 25% of the total 2009 West European oils and fats market, worth Euros 24.2 billion (for 20% of the total population), the 3 largest West European country markets, including Italy and France, make up 57% of the total West European oils & fats market (for 51% of the total population) and the 5 largest country markets, including Spain and UK, make up 74% of the West European market (for 77% of the total population).
The best 3 countries market performances based on annual real % growth (2004-2009) are Norway (+1.9%),  Spain (+1.7%) and Germany (+1.3%).

Product Markets

olive oils, edible oils, butter, margarine, fats

Edible Oils and Fats Market in Europe

The largest product market (among the 7 products currently selected) is Butter, which makes up 31% of the total 2009 European oils & fats market worth Euros 24.2 billion, or Euros 7.5 billion.

The next largest product market, Olive Oils, makes up 29% of the total market, or Euros 7 billion.

3 largest European product markets, adding Butter, Olive Oils and Other Edible Oils make up 75% of the total market, or Euros 18.2 billion.

The best 3 product market performances based on annual real % growth (2004-2009) are Olive Oils with 1.9%, followed by Other dairy spreads with  0.3% and Other non-dairy spreads -0.2%.

Foodservice

The total foodservice market is worth 12% or Euros 2.9 billion, and the retail market worth 88% with a Euros 21.2 billion.

Own Label

In the total market by value, distributors’ own label products now make up 24.6%, with manufacturers’ branded products making up 73.2% of the total market.

Retail distributors’ own label products continue to make inroads into manufacturers’ branded products in many food and drink markets.

This 8 pages Edible Oils and Fats Market in Europe synopsis for free at

http://www.fft.com/index.php?module=rspecial&page=specialReports

Oils and Fats report data analysis:
http://www.fft.com/index.php?module=rspecial&page=specialReport&srid=8774
Oils and Fats All Data available at:
http://www.fft.com/index.php?module=preconfig&page=reportListing&bby=1&catid=1022
Edible, olive, oil, oils, margarine, butter, spreads, fats
http://foodmarkets.wordpress.com/2011/04/21/edible-oils-olive-oils-market-butter-margarine-data-europe/

About these ads

About fftfft

Market data on Food and Drink. Independant, founded in 1989 FFT is an international company based in Geneva Switzerland specialised in International Food Drink Markets.
This entry was posted in Food Synopsis and tagged , , , , , , , , , , . Bookmark the permalink.

Leave a Reply

Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:

WordPress.com Logo

You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. Log Out / Change )

Twitter picture

You are commenting using your Twitter account. Log Out / Change )

Facebook photo

You are commenting using your Facebook account. Log Out / Change )

Connecting to %s