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UK Cereal Bars Market Report 2010

YouGov SixthSense, Oct 2010, Pages: 44


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Today’s lifestyles mean that eating is no longer just based on three meals a day. According to exclusive research commissioned for this report, nine in ten consumers snack between meals. At the same time, they are being bombarded with messages regarding healthy eating and the need to keep their weight within acceptable levels. This study looks at the role of cereal bars in the context of rising healthy eating standards, with market projections and brand analysis.

Cereal bars have benefited from the consumer need for a snack that is both convenient and healthy. This has been particularly the case for parents looking for a ‘healthy’ snack for their children, with children’s products such as Rice Krispie Squares, Frosties bars, Coco Pops bars and Weetos bars continuing to make a major contribution to market growth in 2009.

However, a growing perception that cereal bars may not all be as healthy as originally believed has been behind the development of products that contain premium, natural ingredients and no artificial additives. Some trade sources suggest that although cereal bars were first positioned as breakfast alternatives, only around one in ten consumers now eat them for this reason.


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