All Britain’s Biggest Brands articles – Page 4
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Rankings78 (83) Kleenex
Sales of Britain’s biggest tissue brand have held up in a commoditised market
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Rankings80 (78) Twinings
Twinings has been fighting back against the rise of own label and the demise of black tea
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Rankings77 (81) Pizza Express
The restaurant pizza brand racked up another £2m in sales in what marked the first full year of its range in Iceland
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Rankings90 (77) Surf
A steady stream of innovation hasn’t been enough to stop the tide turning against Surf
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Rankings76 (97) Highland Spring
It’s been an energetic year for Highland Spring, the second-biggest riser in percentage terms
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Rankings81 (72) Bold
Despite heavily promoting the benefits of liquitabs, Bold still lost £8m in value
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Rankings70 (71) Duracell
Strategic collaborations, multi-platform marketing and improvements to its coin cells kept Duracell just about treading water
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Rankings7 (7) Müller
It’s a non-mover at seven, but Müller has seen a 7.9% drop in value and unit sales
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Rankings75 (69) PG Tips
PG Tips lost over £6m on volumes down 8.9% following the delisting of its green, fruit and herbal infusions lines at Tesco
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Rankings69 (68) Maynards Bassetts
Sales of Mondelez’s ‘super’ confectionery brand fell for the second year running
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Rankings73 (67) Schweppes
A lacklustre performance for Schweppes’ lemonade, which saw £3.7m wiped off its value
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Rankings66 (82) McCoy's
The ridged crisp has taken the title of the fastest growing in the KP Snacks portfolio over the past year
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Rankings63 (70) Batchelors
Higher prices explain much of Batchelors’ £8.2m growth, but not all of it
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Rankings67 (63) Dairylea
Its knights in shining armour TV campaign may have enjoyed a rerun last year, but Dairylea remains in need of a saviour
