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Tom Price
Retail and Consumer Insight Analyst
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Email: Tom.Price@ahdb.org.uk
Tom joined AHDB in July 2022 as a trainee analyst on the Analyst Development Scheme. He has been an analyst within the Retail and Consumer Insight team since February 2024, and is tasked with analysing the latest retail and foodservice data to produce content on red meat and dairy consumer demand. He also works closely with consumer agencies and data providers to understand the most recent consumer trends and develop research projects. Through this he produces online articles, gives presentations, supports wider teams giving insight, responds to data requests and communicates closely with farmers and stakeholders to understand key issues the industry faces.
Tom is also part of the carbon markets team, building on his experience across the environmental sector, where he previously worked in the renewable energy industry as well as having experience looking at sustainable crop production and exports. Tom holds a BSc in Geography.
Other Articles from Tom Price
Cross Sector
- Price disparities between carbon markets
- Demand for frozen red meat gains share while imports decline
- An update on red meat markets in China
- What is the UK Government’s Green Finance Strategy?
- Value-tier red meat and dairy sales soar as other tiers suffer
- Volume declines for organic red meat and dairy outpace conventional products
- Christmas 2023: A Christmas cracker for meat sales
- Additional income streams – what natural capital and government schemes are available to you?
- Meat and dairy outperform their plant-based alternatives in January
- Is there a market to export more UK red meat and dairy to Switzerland?
Cereals & Oilseeds Sector
- GB harvest progresses at pace & AHDB outlooks are now live: Grain market daily
- EU maize yields slashed again: Grain market daily
- Energy prices could squeeze margins for 2023: Grain market daily
- What does a weakening pound mean? Grain market daily
- Natural gas prices remain volatile: Grain market daily
- How is the war in Ukraine impacting rapeseed exports? Grain market daily
- What has been happening to natural gas and fertiliser prices? Grain market daily
- How might La Niña impact 2022/23 Argentinian maize production? Grain market daily
- Final cereal quality results confirm lower protein levels: Grain market daily
- The latest WASDE revisions and market movers: Grain market daily
- Palm oil, the floor to the vegetable oil complex: Grain market daily
- What has been driving my ex-farm wheat price? Grain market daily
- Analyst Insight: How competitive is UK wheat on the export market?
- Australian wheat and rapeseed production at record levels: Grain market daily
- UK trade data – season to date round up: Grain market daily
- Reduced demand pressuring crude oil: Grain market daily
- GB animal feed production at 6-year low from July to November: Grain market daily
- UK wheat export pace increases, but is it enough to avoid a large carry-out? Grain market daily
- Vegetable oil market roundup: Grain market daily
Dairy Sector
- Growth in milk deliveries continues into January
- Dairy calf registrations maintained in Q4
- Youngstock population sees slight decline since October
- Little growth in UK dairy product availability in 2022
- Lower exports improve EU dairy product availability in 2022
- Less milk for 2023 in the EU
- Increased milk production in March brings the 22/23 season to a close
- Average farm milk production grows despite continued loss of dairy farms
Beef & Lamb Sector
- Beef market monthly update - December 2022
- Lamb prices ease in January
- Higher sheep throughputs drive year-on-year production rises in January
- Irish beef outlook 2023
- Australian cattle and sheep outlooks forecast greater production in 2023
- Store prices strengthen so far in 2023
- UK beef trade sees year-on-year increase in January
- EU beef and sheep meat production set for declines in 2023
- Continental EU lamb prices remain supported
- February sheep meat trade sees growth on the month
- Lamb prices supported into Easter
- Monthly beef trade increases but remains subdued on the year
- Primary lamb demand continues to fall despite a strong Easter