AHDB’s newest Porkwatch survey suggests retailers proceed to indicate regular assist for British pigmeat merchandise, albeit with loads of variation amongst them.
Throughout the ten retailers surveyed, the proportion of British pork on show in March remained in step with January and March 2024 at 88%. Aldi, Co-op, Lidl, M&S, Morrisons and Sainsbury’s had been all 100% British, with Waitrose on 99% (100% own-brand), Tesco as much as 82%, Asda on 60% and Iceland on simply 1%.
The general proportion of bacon on show, at 56%, was the identical as January however up from 52% in March 24, with Co-op and M&S on 100% and Waitrose on 93%. Tesco was right down to 34% however Sainsbury’s (81%) and Morrisons (56%) had been each up on March and a yr in the past, as had been Aldi (21%), Asda (28%), Lidl (20%) and Iceland (18%), albeit from very low bases.
The general proportion of ham on show, at 61%, was barely up on January however down on a yr in the past. Main the way in which by way of sourcing British had been M&S (98%) and Co-op (97%), adopted by Waitrose (88%), Sainsbury’s (81%) and Aldi (78%).
Sausage facings, at 77%, had been in step with January, however barely down on a yar in the past. Main the way in which was M&S (99%), Aldi (98%), Waitrose (96%) and Lidl (90%). All the remainder had been between 68% and 76%, excepet Iceland on 41%.
