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 Global Convenience Store Focus
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Research Mintel Reviews Top Global Consumer Trends of 2009Consumers are discovering ways to transform their lifestyles and lighten the mood, in spite of the pessimism brought on by the economy, according to Mintel, which has reviewed the top shopper trends it forecast for 2009. Posted Oct 6, 2009 Energy Drinks Still Buzzing, Reports MintelEnergy drinks are not getting any healthier, despite publicity about the potential danger of some ingredients, Mintel’s Global New Products Database (GNPD) reveals. Posted Oct 6, 2009 Americans in Denial About Health, Reports MintelAmericans think they are healthier than they actually are, according to a new survey from market research firm Mintel, which found people’s perceptions strongly contradict national statistics about obesity, illness and wellness. Posted Oct 6, 2009 Mintel Sniffs Opportunity in Teen Personal Hygiene MarketNew research into the teen and tween beauty and personal care market by Mintel has found youngsters more likely to use perfume and mascara than a bodywash or shower gel, while one in three will rely on deoderant instead of a shower every day. Posted Sep 1, 2009 Americans Start Passing on Salt, Reports MintelNew research from Mintel shows US consumers are starting to pay more attention to their salt intake as more than half (52%) are monitoring the amount of sodium in their diets. Posted Sep 1, 2009 UK Shoppers Reveal Propensity to Shop at DiscountersThree quarters of shoppers who have made changes to their food and grocery shopping due to recession, such as shopping at discounters, will stick with their new habits when the economy recovers. Posted Jul 7, 2009 Retail Closures Inevitable but Online ThrivesTwo new reports from Datamonitor and Verdict Research on the retail sector predict more store closures but say casualties will provide an opportunity for survivors. Posted Jul 7, 2009 IGD Identifies Seven Global Convenience ModelsGrocery industry think-tank, the IGD says there are seven convenience store models operating globally and businesses looking to target this channel must be able to identify the differences between them. Posted Jun 9, 2009 Recession Slows New Product Launches in USFewer new products are showing up on supermarket shelves in the US this year as companies cope with the changing economy, according to Mintel’s Global New Products Database (GNPD). Posted Jun 9, 2009 Consumer goods value chain plagued by waste, says white paperPut the shopper at the centre of the manufacturer and retailer relationship. That’s the call of a new white paper from the Global Commerce Initiative (GCI), a voluntary body representing 45 major retailing and manufacturing companies. Posted Mar 5, 2009 Recession is top of mind in global food industryRecession has taken over from corporate responsibility as the number one priority for the food industry in 2009, according to a new survey from the global food business network, CIES. Posted Mar 5, 2009 UK drivers reduce fuel spendingBritish motorist have changed the way they drive over the past 12 months to cut back on the amount of petrol they use, according to research company, Mintel. Posted Jan 6, 2009 Surge in UK online spendingGrowth in UK online spending in November surged 26% on October, according to figures released from the IMRG Capgemini e-Retail Sales Index. Posted Jan 6, 2009 Europeans make a record number of purchases onlineEuropean Internet users purchased a record amount of products online in 2008, according to the latest EIAA Mediascope Europe Study, which analyses consumers’ online behaviour in 10 European countries. Posted Dec 2, 2008 Convenience outperforms total groceryThe UK convenience market has grown ahead of the total grocery market in 2008 and will continue to outperform the overall market for the next five years. Posted Dec 2, 2008 UK shoppers respond to credit crunchUK food shoppers are economising on their food shop and spending more time bargain hunting, but this is not the same as down-trading. Posted Nov 4, 2008 Christmas shoppers will spend moreUK shoppers will spend more this Christmas than last despite the current financial crisis, but the extra spend will be driven by the higher cost of food, according to retail analysts Verdict Research. Posted Nov 4, 2008 Discounters Win Scale in U.K.Discounters are winning scale in the U.K. market and threaten convenience stores and top-up shopping as much as supermarkets. Those are the key conclusions of Nielsen’s Consumer Insight report, Shoppers Count on the Discounters. Posted Oct 6, 2008 Organics Surge in ConvenienceSales of organic food in U.K. convenience stores are growing at twice the rate than at their main rivals, new data from Nielsen reveals. Posted Oct 6, 2008 Cider and Vodka Top Global Alcohol SalesCider and vodka are the fastest-growing alcoholic drinks around the world, according to Nielsen’s first global report on trends in alcoholic beverage consumption. Posted Oct 6, 2008 Out-of-town Revival to Impact High StreetAn unprecedented wave of investment in U.K. town centres won’t stop the long-term migration of retail sales to out-of-town parks, according to new reports from Verdict Research. Posted Oct 6, 2008
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