European Lactose-Free Market Report 2017/2018 Report
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THE EUROPEAN LACTOSE-FREE MARKET <strong>2017</strong>/<strong>2018</strong><br />
Supermarket retailers are beginning to respond to growth in the dairy-free<br />
sector by developing their own ranges in plant-based dairy alternatives.<br />
§ Tesco is leading the trend with a large range of dairy-free milks, yoghurts, desserts<br />
and soya ‘cheeses’. Tesco launched their own-brand, free-from chilled food range<br />
in early 2012, with a variety of innovative formulations and flavours.<br />
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§ Other retailers are starting to expand their dairy-free markets. Sainsbury’s offers<br />
dairy-free coconut based iced desserts, whilst both ASDA and Waitrose sell an<br />
own brand almond milk (see figure 5.5).<br />
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Whilst these products are suitable for lactose intolerant consumers, their consumer<br />
base stretches beyond this to vegans, those attempting to lose weight, and those<br />
suffering from allergies such as that to milk protein.<br />
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