All Feature Synopsis articles – Page 29
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Focus On Crisps, Nuts & Snacks: 30 April
Popcorn, baked snacks, nuts and other products are stealing share from the traditional crisps. What’s driving this change? Who’s cashing in and who’s being left on the shelf?
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Digital Feature on Home Baking: 27th April
The latest in our 10 Things You Need To Know About… series of digital features explores the home baking market
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Focus On Soft Drinks: 23 April
In March the chancellor dropped a bombshell on the UK soft drinks industry: the imposition of a levy on sugary drinks. What impact is this going to have on an already struggling sector?
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Focus On Wine & Champagne: 16 April
Chin chin! Wine and Champagne is in strong growth, with value and volumes up, making it the strongest performing booze sector in grocery.
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Focus On Northern Ireland: 16 April
Northern Ireland is fast establishing itself as a foody heaven. The province’s foody credentials are in for a boost in 2016, the year of food & drink in Northern Ireland. So who are the champions?
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Focus On Own Label: 16 April
Own label sales are falling across the grocery sector with the total loss at nearly £1billion. So which sectors have been hardest hit?
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Digital Feature on Ice Cream: 13 April
The latest in our 10 Things You Need To Know About… series of digital features explores the ice cream market
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Focus On Beauty, Suncare & Holiday Essentials: 9 April
Forget going au naturel; fake tans are back with a bang. The sector has enjoyed the greatest percentage growth in a buoyant year for the wider skincare sector.
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Focus On National Convenience Show: April 9
In April the National Convenience Show will take place over three days at NEC Birmingham. The show will be packed with fmcg suppliers and service providers for c-store operators
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Focus On Yoghurts & Potted Desserts: 2 April
Yoghurts & potted desserts are defying the downturn the wider dairy sector, with value growth and volumes up. Some sectors, such as big pot natural yoghurts, are flying.
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Digital Feature on Soft Drinks: 30 March
The latest in our 10 Things You Need To Know About… series of digital features explores the soft drinks market
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Focus On Barbecue: 26 March
Brits had to rethink their barbecue plans during last year’s washout summer. As a nation we fired up the barbecue on 22.4% fewer occasions in the three months to mid-August.
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Focus On Bottled Water: 19 March
Bottled water continues to boom. In fact, it’s the fastest growing soft drink sector with take home sales and volumes up. So, what’s driving this growth?
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Digital Feature on Canned Goods: 16th March
The latest in our 10 Things You Need To Know About… series of digital features explores the canned & ambient market
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Focus On Toys & Collectables: 12 March
The British toy market is booming. In 2015, sales increased by 5.9% to more than £3.2bn, driven chiefly by the launch of more than 58,000 new toys.
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Focus On Dairy Drinks: 12 March
Dairy RTDs are in rude health. Value sales have increased 6% on volumes up 3.2% in the past year. What is driving this?
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Focus On Ice Cream: 5 March
Take home value sales have inched up but supermarkets have sold fewer kilos of ice cream in the past year, a decline of 1%. What’s causing volumes to fall and value sales to rise?
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Digital Feature on Frozen: 24 February
The latest in our 10 Things You Need To Know About… series of digital features explores the frozen market
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Focus On Juices & Smoothies: 27 February
It’s been a rough year for juices & smoothies but there’s still some cause for optimism: the rate at which volumes are falling has more than halved in the past year
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Focus On Pizza: 20th February
Pizza sales have topped £900m as Brits’ appetite for the Neapolitan speciality shows no sign of abating. Why? Which retailers, brands and manufacturers are cashing in?