#Household food budget percentage full
#Household food budget percentage series

The average weekly expenditure on all food and drinks in FYE 2022 was £41.11 per person, an increase of 3.5% from £39.70 in FYE 2021. 1.3 Expenditure on food and drink in current prices Historical estimates going back to 1940 in some cases are available from The National Archives.

#Household food budget percentage full

The accompanying spreadsheet datasets show results for the full list of codes, going back in most cases to 2001 and in some cases back to 1974. Because of space limitations, the data tables in this report generally only show selected food and drink items within the main categories. Full details of how food is coded and where it fits into the scheme are available in the methodology paper Food and drink codes. Since FYE 2019, there has been a real terms fall in expenditure on alcohol for both household and eating out.ġ.2 Food classification and results tablesįamily Food classifies food items into a hierarchical coding scheme of approximately 500 different food codes.£28.23 per person per week was spent by households in FYE 2022 on food and non-alcoholic drinks, a decrease of 13.7% in real terms since FYE 2021.In FYE 2022, eating out expenditure saw a 159.3% increase in real terms since FYE 2021, but a 41.8% decrease since FYE 2019.Since FYE 2021, in real terms there has been a 14.7% decrease in household food and drink. Households spent £32.17 per person per week on household food and drink in FYE 2022, and £8.94 on food and drink to eat out.When inflation is taken into account, the amount spent fell by 0.1% since FYE 2021 from £41.16, and by 17.0% since FYE 2019 from £49.50. £41.11 per person per week was spent by the average household on all food and drink, including alcoholic drinks and food eaten out, in FYE 2022.This section provides estimates of household and eating out expenditure on food in the FYE 2022, alongside analyses of changes in household shopping behaviour in response to food price inflation in recent years. Results presented in this headline release cover the financial year ending (FYE) 2022, that is, April 2021 to March 2022. More details on the survey are in the About Family Food section. Family Food datasets cover household and eating out purchases for a detailed set of food and drink types, and breakdowns by a number of characteristics including region, income, household composition and occupation, amongst others.

#Household food budget percentage series

Detailed long term time series are available for download.

Households record their expenditure on, and purchased quantities of, food and drink both for the household and that consumed outside the home.

Around 5,000 households in the UK are surveyed annually.

Table 2.3 UK household quantities and expenditure in real terms on takeaway food brought home (a)įamily Food FYE 2022 presents the results from the FYE 2022 Family Food module of the Living Costs and Food Survey, covering household shopping and eating habits.

Table 2.2 Percentage of fruit and vegetables grown at home.

Table 2.1: Quantities of household purchases of food and drink in the UK.

Chart 1.3 UK trend in food and non-alcoholic beverage prices in real terms (CPIH), January 1999 to March 2022.

Chart 1.2: Average share of spend in all households, FYE 2022.

Table 1.4: Percentage of spend on household food and non-alcoholic drinks.

Table 1.3: UK expenditure on alcoholic drink in real terms, per person per week, FYE 2022.

Table 1.2: UK expenditure on food and non-alcoholic drink in real terms, per person per week, FYE 2022.

Table 1.1: UK expenditure on food and drink in real terms, per person per week, FYE 2022.

Chart 1.1: UK average expenditure on food and drink in current prices, per person per week, FYE 2022.

1.3 Expenditure on food and drink in current prices.

1.2 Food classification and results tables.