Palm oil in Brtain's top brands
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Rank; Brand; Manfacturer; Sales; Palm oil?
1. Coke, Coca-Cola, £969m, NO
2. Warburtons, Warburtons, £709m, YES
3. Walkers Crisps, Pepsico, £487m, NO
4. Hovis, Premier Foods, £405m, YES
5. Cadbury Dairy Milk, Cadbury, £374m, YES
6. Kingsmill, ABF, £363m, YES
7. Nescafe, Nestle, £352m, NO
8. Andrex, Kimblery-Clark, £345m, NO
9. Lucozade, GlaxoSmithKline, £342m, NO
10. Robinsons, Britvic, £299m, NO
11. Tropicana, Pepsico, £288m, NO
12. McCain’s Chips, McCain, £265m, NO
13. Pepsi Cola, Pepsico, £258m, NO
14. Whiskas, Mars, £233m, NO
15. Lurpak, Lurpak, £228m, NO
16. Muller Corner, Muller, £219m, NO
17. Persil, Unilever, £210m, YES
18. Flora Spreads, Unilever, £200m, YES
19. Heinz Beans, Heinz, £199m, NO
20. Pedigree, Mars, £198m, NO
21. Cathedral City, Dairy Crest, £187m, NO
22. Felix, Nestle, £186m, NO
23. Galaxy, Mars, £185m, YES
24. Youngs Frozen Fish, Young’s, £184m, YES
25. Kit Kat, Nestle, £183m, YES
26. Heinz Soups, Heinz, £182m, NO
27. Red Bull Drinks, Red Bull, £182m, NO
28. Danone Activia, Danone, £175m, NO
29. Birds Eye Fish, Birds Eye, £175m, NO
30. Bold, Procter & Gamble, £174m, SUSPECTED*
31. Mr Kipling Cakes, Premier Foods, £174m, YES
32. Wrigley’s Extra, Wrigley, £170m, YES
33. Ariel, Procter & Gamble, £157m, SUSPECTED*
34. Pringles, Procter & Gamble, £143m SUSPECTED*
35. Princes Fish, Princes, £136m, NO
36. PG Tips, Unilever, £134m, NO
37. Tetley Tea, Tata, £134m, NO
38. Dolmio Sauces, Mars, £133m, NO
39. Silver Spoon, British Sugar, £132m, NO
40. Birds Eye Poultry, Birds Eye, £130m, YES
41. Maltesers, Mars, £130m, YES
42. John West Fish, John West, £129m NO
43. Cravendale, Arla, £129m, NO
44. Ribena, GlaxoSmithKline, £129m, NO
45. Weetabix, Weetabix, £128m, NO
46. Muller Light, Muller, £127m, NO
47. Mars, Mars, £123m, YES
48. Uncle Ben’s, Rice Mars, £122m, NO
49. Kellogg's Special K, Kellogg’s, £122m, YES
50. Fanta, Coca-Cola, £118m, NO
51. Finish Dishwasher, Reckitt & Benckiser, £117m, NO
52. Volvic, Danone, £117m, NO
53. Ginsters, Ginsters, £114m, YES
54. Schweppes, Schweppes, £112m, NO
55. Innocent, Innocent, £110m, NO
56. Heinz, Ketchup Heinz, £110m, NO
57. Danone, Actimel Danone, £108m, NO
58. Fairy Laundry, Procter & Gamble, £107m, SUSPECTED*
59. Fairy Liquid, Procter & Gamble, £107m, SUSPECTED*
60. McVitie’s Digestives, United Biscuits, £106m, YES
61. Comfort, Unilever, £106m, YES
62. Bakers, Nestle, £104m, NO
63. Kenco, Kraft, £104m, NO
64. Goodfella’s Pizza, Northern Foods, £101m, YES
65. Birds Eye Veg, Birds Eye, £100m, NO
66. Petit Filous, Yoplait, £100m, NO
67. Velvet, SCA, £99m, NO
68. Dairylea, Kraft, £99m, NO
69. Lenor, Procter & Gamble, £98m, SUSPECTED*
70. Airwick Aircare, Reckitt Benckiser, £96m, NO
71. Evian, Danone, £96m, NO
72. Daz, Procter & Gamble, £95m, SUSPECTED*
73. Irn Bru, AG Barr, £92m, NO
74. Doritos, Pepsico, £90m, NO
75. McCoys, United Biscuits, £90m, YES
76. Anchor Spreads, Arla, £89m, NO
77. Haribo, Haribo, £89m, YES
78. Bisto Gravy, Premier Foods, £89m, YES
79. BM Cooked Meat, Bernard Matthews, £88m, YES
80. Hellmanns, Unilever, £88m, NO
81. Kleenex, Kimberly-Clark, £88m, NO
82. Quality Street, Nestle, £85m, YES
83. Richmond Sausages, Kerry Foods, £84m, YES
84. CrunchyNut Cornflakes, Kellogg’s, £83m, YES
85. Magnum, Unilever, £79m, YES
86. Hula Hoops, United Biscuits, £79m, NO
87. Bessies Potatoes, Heinz, £78m, YES
88. Chicago Town Pizza, Dr Oetker, £77m, YES
89. Capri Sun, Coca-Cola, £77m, NO
90. Sensations, Walkers, £77m, NO
91. Cadbury Cakes, Premier Foods, £76m, YES
92. Young’s Chilled Fish, Young’s, £75m, YES
93. Cadbury Roses, Cadbury, £75m, YES
94. Oasis, Coca-Cola, £75m, NO
95. Yeo Valley Yogurts, Yeo Valley, £73m, NO
96. Pot Noodles, Unilever, £73m, YES
97. Aero, Nestle, £73m, YES
98. Surf, Unilever, £73m, YES
99. Kettle, Kettle, £73m, NO
100. Clover Spreads, Dairy Crest, £72m, YES
Sources: Sales statistics: AC Nielsen. Palm oil: The Independent
* Procter & Gamble, which uses palm oil in a wide variety of products, will not disclose its use in individual brands
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