Winning in convenience: the rise of the recipe box

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AHDB Consumer Insight Snapshot Winning in convenience: the rise of the recipe box Susie Stannard, Senior Consumer Insight Analyst, AHDB March 2018

UK consumers are increasingly cash-rich and time-poor. Smaller households 11.3 8.0 4.4 33.0 1 person 2 people 3 people 4 people 5+ people 43.3 In 16 of the last 20 years, consumers had more money than the year before. (ONS) Valuing time In 19 of the last 20 years, shoppers spent less time cooking than the year before. (Kantar Worldpanel) Source: Kantar Worldpanel / AHDB

Consumers are willing to pay more for products that save them time and effort than for an average product that is bought at a convenience store, potentially closer to their household. Price Premium in Convenience Channels +4.5% /kg Price Premium for convenience products +25% /occasion Kantar Worldpanel Purchase and Usage Services Total Market 52 w/e 08 Oct 2017 Source: Kantar Worldpanel / AHDB

Convenience is fast-growing, ahead of total grocery. 120 Total Convenience Spend Chilled Ready Meals 100 80 11.6 1.7bn +6.9% Ready To Cook 60 40 39.2 400m +4.3% Chilled Main Meal Accomps 20 0 49.2 1.3bn +6.7% Dec 17 Total Convenience Spend 52 w/e 31 st December 2017 Source: Kantar Worldpanel / AHDB

What consumers want when they re cooking and eating. Meal variety + Health + Enjoyment + Convenience = Meal solutions

The in-store retail environment is evolving to meet consumer needs. Making food choices easy for the consumer, not just quick. Source: AHDB / Kantar Worldpanel

A fast-growing segment of the market utilises the online channel and home delivery of convenient pre-packaged recipe boxes. According to IGD, recipe boxes offer a more interesting way to shop, mission-first. Many of these boxes include a protein, vegetables, seasonings and carbohydrate to make a complete meal. Source: IGD / AHDB The average cost of a meal is significantly more than buying the same ingredients in supermarket, but the trade-off is that menu planning and inspiration have been outsourced and there will be no waste. With many consumers enjoying cooking from scratch, recipe boxes make it easy and quick for them. Gousto have speeded up the process further by becoming the first to offer 10-minute meal kits.

Although a niche offer, retailers and suppliers are increasingly getting in on the act and expanding their services. Although recipe boxes are currently fairly niche (estimated to make up less than 1% of the UK grocery market, according to The Grocer), the major multiples are trying to establish themselves in this area. For example, both Tesco and Waitrose have launched box schemes, whilst Sainsbury s has focused on an instore offer, merchandising the component parts in-store together with a recipe card. *Mintel reported in December 2017 that 5% of adults have used Hello Fresh and 4% have used Gousto in the past 3 months, two of the bigger players. HelloFresh have also brought their offer in-store via a partnership with Sainsbury s, helping them to cement strong growth..*source: AHDB / Mintel December 2016 There are till some question marks around ongoing profitability as initial marketing spend has to be very high to bring in new subscribers.

Summary: Recipe boxes can deliver! Convenience Consumers ongoing drive for convenience has driven a demand for ever-more convenient options. Speed and inspiration Recipe boxes combine the British love for scratch cooking with their need for speed and ease in the kitchen. They also tap into the desire for different and new dish-based cuisine. Opportunities Although niche, these boxes provide an opportunity for new partnerships with raw materials suppliers and offer another route to market. They offer consumers a chance to experiment with less familiar cuts and proteins in a safe and instructed way. They can add value to the category.

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