Low income homes: share of spending going on food 2018 Statistic

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This statistic shows the share of weekly household spending going on food and non-alcoholic beverages among low income households in the United Kingdom from 2003 to 2018. Food spending accounted for 30.6 percent of household spending for the lowest income earning households in 2018. This is the highest spending amount since 2003/04.

Percentage of spending going on food and non-alcoholic beverages in low income households in the United Kingdom (UK) from 2003 to 2018*

Characteristic	Share of weekly spending
2018	30.6%
2017	14.4%
2016	16.2%
2014	16.5%
2013	16.3%
2012	16.6%
2011	16.6%
2010	15.8%
2009	16.1%
2008	16.8%
2007	15.2%
2006	15.6%
2005/06	16.1%
2004/05	16%
2003/04	16.3%

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Release date

January 2019

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Region

United Kingdom

Survey time period

2003 to 2018

Supplementary notes

* This statistic considers the lowest 20 percent of households by equivalized income. Equivalized income is defined by the source as: "The income a household needs to attain a given standard of living will depend on its size and composition. Equivalisation is a means of adjusting a household’s income for size and composition so that the incomes of all households are on a comparable basis."

Data for 2015 is unavailable.

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