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Nielsen Archives

You too can make ‘dry’ the new fresh

Convenience is killing the weekly grocery shop.

Meal kits make Aussie lives easier

Prepared meal market is getting more popular.

Nielsen survey shows changing Aussie consumers

Australians born abroad spend more on groceries compared to their local counterpart.

Asian vegetables gain popularity among Aussies

Chinese Broccoli, bok choy can be found in one-in-three households.

Bananas’ popular appeal to Australian consumers

Aussies' top fruit choice according to research.

Online grocery market set for massive growth

Young families are leading the charge.

Domino’s, Nexba releases sugar free soft drink

Fast food giant and Australian start-up create Next Gen.

Australians love for ice cream still growing

Unique flavours lure those with sweet tooth.

Online grocery buyers spending twice as much

Grocery e-commerce, while still small, represents a major opportunity for retailers.

The ‘natural’ opportunity for brands

There's a clear gap in the market for brands as consumers demand more ‘natural’ products.

Sugar consumption down as health concerns grow

Australian consumers actively make dietary choices to help prevent conditions like obesity, diabetes.

A sweeter alternative

Sweet potato sales skyrocket in Australia.

1 in 4 consumer products fail after first year of launch: research

Only 48 out of 10770 product launches in Australia in 2014 were considered ‘breakthrough innovations’.

“Do things differently”

Speakers at the Future Leaders Forum encourage FMCG brands to innovate the boring.

A taste for new things

Australian consumers more sceptical than global counterparts to try new products.

The future of the heath and wellness market

Johnny Gorman shares insights into the future of the health and wellness market in Australia.

Singles buy less veggies

Australians singles over 35 buying fewer vegetables than any other age bracket, study finds.