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Milk campaign reaches millions

Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board · 2025

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Summary

This is an accountability communication from the Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board (AHDB) reporting performance metrics for a United Kingdom milk marketing campaign. As a non-peer-reviewed industry report, it presents reach figures without control groups, comparative analysis, or measurement of downstream consumer behaviour or nutritional impact. The report functions primarily as marketing investment accountability rather than as evidence on campaign effectiveness or dietary outcomes.

Regional applicability

Directly applicable to United Kingdom dairy marketing policy and industry practice. The report is published by the UK's sector body (AHDB) and concerns domestic milk sector communications strategy.

Key measures

Campaign reach (audience size in millions); unspecified metrics of campaign performance or penetration

Outcomes reported

The report presents reach and audience metrics for a United Kingdom milk marketing campaign. No information on consumer behaviour change, dietary intake, or health outcomes is provided.

Theme
Marketing, media & food environments
Subject
Food environments & consumer behaviour
Study type
Policy
Study design
Industry/policy report
Source type
Industry/policy report
Status
Published
Geography
United Kingdom
System type
Dairy
Catalogue ID
IRmqf5pj72-5a8fee

Funding & declared interests

Conflicts of interest: This is an official Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board communication; no explicit conflict-of-interest statement available in metadata, but inherent industry origin should be noted.

Extracted verbatim from the paper’s funding, acknowledgements and conflict-of-interest sections — shown as neutral provenance, not a judgement on the research.

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