Food Related Lifestyle (FRL) Segments and Speciality Foods Market in Great Britain

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Food Related Lifestyle (FRL)
Segments and Speciality Foods
Market in Great Britain
Aoife Wycherley
Supervisors
Mr Cathal Cowan (AFRC)
Dr. Mary McCarthy (UCC)
Contents
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Objectives
Speciality Food
British Speciality Food
Market
Lifestyle Segmentation
FRL & Reduced FRL
Drivers of Demand
Speciality Orientated
Segments
Further Analysis
Objectives
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To understand the degree to which the FRL
segments
identified
in
Britain
are
speciality orientated with regards their
food attitudes and behaviours
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To use a set of speciality statements to
identify speciality lifestyle segments
and then profile these consumer segments
Speciality Foods
=products outside the mainstream with
special characteristics that differentiate
them from standard foods
British Speciality Food Market
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Why the British market?
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British Speciality Food and Drink market is
valued at
€7.6bn
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78% British population either buy or aspire to
buying speciality food
Lifestyle Segmentation
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The products people purchase act as a
representation of their lifestyle
Lifestyle segmentation is used to gather
purchase-related information about
consumers
Allows an insight into the types of products
an individual has in their shopping basket
FRL: The Concept
(Brunsø & Grunert, MAPP Institute in Denmark)
Ways of
shopping
Product
attributes
Purchasing
motives
Quality
aspects
Cooking
methods
Values
Consumption
situations
Food Related Lifestyle (FRL)
= a measurement instrument that collects
consumer information on attitudes
and behaviour to the purchase,
preparation and consumption of
food products
FRL Segments UK 2002
9%
20%
17%
Snacking
Careless
Uninvolved
14%
26%
14%
Rational
Adventurous
Conservative
Reduced FRL (RFRL) Questionnaire
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Concept developed by de Boer et al.
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Reduced number items in questionnaire
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Used as comparison tool
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Using 2002 FRL segments as base line
Drivers of Demand
…Environment
Income
Discerning
Society
…Food
Organic/Natural
Products
Taste
Lifestyle
Declining
Household
Size
…Individual
Speciality
Food
Quality
Health
Safer
Foods
Support
Local
Authenticity
Producers
Environmental
Travel & Dining Convenient Availability
Products
Location
Out
6 FRL Segments
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Speciality
Orientated (77%):
 Adventurous
 Rational
 Careless
 Snacking
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Not so Speciality
Orientated (23%):
 Uninvolved
 Conservative
Adventurous Consumer
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Most speciality orientated segment
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Product information is important
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Seek variety in the foods they consume
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Most likely to purchase organic foods and
not mind paying a premium for them
Adventurous: Behaviour
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Most frequent users of speciality foods
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Spend the most
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Most frequent purchasers of speciality foods from
local producers
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Use speciality foods regularly and as part of
cooking (trad/ethnic)
Adventurous: Demographics
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Middle aged females
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Living with spouse or partner
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High level of education
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High income group
Rational Consumer
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Most likely to consider themselves speciality
consumers
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Strong desire to impress others
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Product info is important. Use advertising to
help make better buying decisions
Rational: Behaviour
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Frequent users of speciality foods
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High spenders
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Most frequent purchasers of speciality foods in
speciality stores and delicatessens
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Use speciality foods at weekends and for cooking
(trad/ethnic)
Rational: Demographics
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Middle aged or older
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Least likely to be working
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Modest income
Careless Consumer
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Uses travel as opportunity to try new foods
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Enjoy the experience of speciality stores and
farmers markets
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Non-compliers
Careless: Behaviour
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Less frequent users of speciality foods
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Medium spenders
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Tend to shop for speciality foods at supermarkets,
farmers markets and speciality stores
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Use speciality foods for indulgence and cooking
(trad/ethnic)
Careless: Demographics
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Young-middle aged males
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Employed full time
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Modest income
Snacking Consumer
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Convenience is paramount
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Less interest in seeking variety
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Less interest in trying & experimenting with
new recipes e.g. foreign recipes
Snacking: Behaviour
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Infrequent users
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Low spend on speciality food
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Use convenience stores and local producers to
buy their speciality foods
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Tend to use speciality foods at the weekends
Snacking: Demographic
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Young males
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Less likely to be well educated
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Low income
Further Analysis
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Identify new speciality lifestyle segments
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Profile these segments based on their
attitudes and behaviour regarding
speciality food and also their demographics
Thank You