Saturday, July 2, 2022

Tag: NielsenIQ

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Another turn of the screw

SUPERMARKET sales fell by 4.4% during the 12 weeks to 15 May 2022, as consumers felt the effects of significant grocery price inflation.
Tesco veg oil shelves low stock

War disrupts supply chain

Out of stock cooking oil has cost UK retailers millions of pounds in lost sales.
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Shoppers seek value

SHOPPERS are seeking better value from their baskets as inflation takes hold.
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Consumers concerned

The Covid crisis may have subsided, but the impact of inflation on consumer trends may just be beginning.

Inflation is soaring

PRICES on shop shelves have soared to an almost 11 year high, according to the latest BRC-NielsenIQ Shop Price Index.

Trends to last through 2022

NielsenIQ praises UK food and drink innovation as it predicts the key FMCG trends for the year ahead

Baskets fall as visits rise

MORE people are going to the shops than at this time last year, but footfall is still below pre-Covid levels, according to Kantar.

Hospitality hits sales

The reopening of the UK hospitality industry has had a negative effect on supermarket grocery sales, according to research by NielsenIQ and Kantar
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