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Lunar New Year promises boost for Asian FMCG sales
Due to the ongoing Covid-19 situation, trends this Lunar New Year will differ from one market to another.
Nielsen names winning breakthrough innovation products
Research company Nielsen has released Bases, a list of the Top Breakthrough Innovation winners for the year.
New factors are changing the behaviour of FMCG shoppers
Asian consumers now have less disposable income following Covid-19 and will be seeking to optimise their basket spend to...
Frozen, tinned fruit and veg enjoy record highs amid COVID-19 stockpiling
Despite an increase in volume sales for fresh veg, those that store well such as potatoes, carrots and onions had the mo...
The Uno Group & co partners with Nielsen on “21st century receipt panel”
Partnered content: Receipts from grocery, meal delivery services and fast food determine who is competing for the stomac...
More Aussie men investing in grooming products
Aussie men are also more willing to purchase expensive brands, paving the way for brands to create more luxury products ...
Nielsen improves Homescan to better measure cultural diversity and nutritional info
Nielsen data finds pet supplies, frozen foods, health and beauty products and confectioneries are fastest growing catego...
Sustainability high on the agenda for shoppers
Researchers expect shoppers to spend up to $150 billion on products with a sustainability claim by 2021.
Multicultural consumers present growth opportunity in fresh produce
Ethnic households spend over $45 more on fruit and veg compared with non-ethnic counterparts.
Aussies spending more on fish and seafood
The fish and seafood category is well-positioned to be a premium protein offer for consumers.
Australian e-commerce sales grew by 4 per cent in 2018
Grocery, cleaning, alcohol and pet food all saw an increase in online-only purchases.
Can Aussies reach their “five a day” on any budget?
Weak wage growth and high living costs affect Aussies' recommended vegetable consumption.
Retailers and suppliers wasting over A$11bn on discounting
Research shows 48 per cent of the sales would have happened anyway.
Manufacturers missing out by not stating protein content
The worldwide protein trend has caused sales of products listing protein content to leap by 22.3 per cent.
Aussies still prefer beef among other meat
Nielsen says Australians are buying less meat compared to previous year.
Codeine regulation’s impact on Australian market
Research shows codeine sales have been in decline for the last three years.
Double-digit online growth boon to Coles, Woolies
Online grocery going bonkers, new report reveals.
