Top 100 UK Grocery Brands: Ethical consumerism takes hold

February 28, 2008
UK consumers are increasingly buying food and drink products for their ethical credentials, the Checkout Nielsen Top 100 Grocery Brands 2008 report reveals.

The study from Talking Retail – compiled in partnership with global market research company Nielsen – shows the fastest-growing and biggest brands in 2007 are those that are kinder to the environment or are putting environmental concerns at the heart of their brand strategy.

Top 10 Brands

1. Coca-Cola £959.9m
2. Warburtons £609.5m
3. Walkers Crisps £424.5m
4. Hovis £386.6m
5. Cadbury Dairy Milk £371.8m
6. Nescafé £346.9m
7. Lucozade £337.7m
8. Andrex £336.1m
9. Kingsmill £302.1m
10. Robinsons £283.8m

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