Cereal Market Insight

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Cereal is the No.1 choice in breakfast occasions & in over twice as many breakfasts as toast1

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On average cereal costs 20p per serving
– 77%
of consumers think that cereal is a good value option for breakfast2

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95.4%
of households buy cereal3

& on average is consumed 4.5x
a week1

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Consumers tell us it’s:

  • Healthier than Toast
  • Quicker than Porridge
  • Better value for money than Baked Goods
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Cereal
is worth
£1.3bn
in the
latest year4

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On the go
cereals have grown
16%
year-on-year – adding
£9m to the
cereal
category4

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Cereal
is bought on average
up to 21 times per year.
An average of
34 boxes bought per
Buyer per
Year
3

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59%
of households
purchase
Kelloggs
cereals3

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77%
of people like
cereal
that contributes
toward their daily
nutrient
intake2

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In 2022,
cereal NPD
accounted for over
£16m of sales.
Kelloggs have had the
biggest NPD
launches for the last

5 years4

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9 of the top 10
selling
cereal packs are price marked: 81% of
consumer say
they are less confusing than
none-
PMPs4

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Crunchy
Nut is the No.1
cereal brand in
total Convenience

stores4

  • (Sources 1Kelloggs Project Landmark – rolling QTRrs to Q4 2021
  • 2Mintel Breakfast Cereals Report 2022
  • 3Kantar WPO L52we to 30th October 2022
  • 4IRI Plussuite data L52we to 31st October 2022)