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Mintel calculates that some 1.68 billion lunches were eaten at school in 2006. Of this total, packed lunches accounted for just under half, or an estimated 837.9 million lunch occasions, indicating the significant opportunities this market offers to suppliers, both in terms of capturing a share of existing users and winning over parents of children who currently eat school dinners.
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The Consumer – Lunchtime Eating Habits
The Consumer – Have Habits and Attitudes Changed?
The Consumer – Targeting Mothers and Children
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