TABLE 3.—Percentage of Shops in Each Area stocking Ome, Two. 
Three or more Tvpes of Butter. 
Area. 
London .. ve we 
Bristol and South Wales . , 
Birmingham +n .. 
Liverpool .. .. i 
Manchester. . .. ‘4 
Yorkshire .. .. ; 
Scotland .. } 
All Areas 
One 
Type. 
37 
4} 
14 
41 
53 
70 
39 
Two 
Types. 
43 
A7 
31 
50 
5 | 
27 
37 
38 
Three 
Types. 
14 
“2 
1 
3 
9 
3 
Z 
19 
More than 
Three 
Types. 
8 
1 
15 
2 
Table 3 is taken from the figures for the First Survey ; as the 
position in the Second Survey was not appreciably different, it has 
not been recorded here. 
It will be seen that only 15 per cent. of the total number of shops 
visited were stocking more than two types of butter, the remainder 
being fairly evenly divided between one and two types. In the 
Northern areas with the exception of Liverpool, the majority of the 
shops were stocking only one type. Birmingham was peculiar in 
that more shops were stocking three types than two. 
Generally speaking, independent shops were found to stock fewer 
types than branches of multiple organisations. 
TABLE 4.—Percentage of Independent and M ultiple Shops stocking 
One, Two, Three or more Types of Butter. 
Organisation. 
Independent .. 
Multiple 
All Shops .. 
One 
Type. 
- 
3G 
Two 
Types. 
39 
RK 
More than 
hrs | Three 
Jpes. Types. 
3 
R 
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