Irish consumers are increasingly health-conscious and are gravitating towards foods that offer enhanced nutritional benefits. This shift has spurred interest in cheeses with noted health and wellness positioning, such as those fortified with probiotics which support gut health, and which align with the broader consumer movement towards functional foods that offer tangible health benefits beyond basic nutrition.
Cheese is expected to maintain its fragmented competitive environment over the forecast period, with many smaller producers coexisting alongside the leading brands. Private labels and discounter brands will also remain popular, catering to price-sensitive consumers.
Cheese is expected to return to positive retail volume growth over the forecast period. This will be in line with stabilisation of prices following the stabilisation of prices in milk, with a delay seen in cheese due to the product’s maturation process.
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Cheese
This is the aggregation of hard, soft, spreadable and processed cheese (excl spreadable). Note: Non-dairy cheese substitutes are excluded from this category and tracked under plant-based cheese.
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