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Category ReportNo needle required: toiletries & personal care category report 2019
Skincare is taking its lead from plastic surgery with clinical-looking packaging and claims - giving sales a facelift
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Natural power: protein category report 2019
Eggs are among the foods shouting about their naturally high protein content – giving bars and shakes some fresh competition
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The new dog’s dinner: petcare category report 2019
Today’s pets are following human food trends. And that’s opening up a growing market for vegan nutrition
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Snack attack: cakes & biscuits category report 2019
Brits are gorging on cakes and biscuits like there’s no tomorrow. But not everyone is benefiting
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Viva la revolucion!: alcoholic beverages category report 2019
Labour’s Diane Abbott was castigated for drinking an RTD on the train. But as it turns out, she’s at the helm of a new wave of drinking
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Saving bacon: meat category report 2019
Brits aren’t giving up on meat, but sales of processed products are taking a hit from health and climate concerns. Can they be saved?
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The rise of dark, Brexit effects and the British chocolate boom: bumper confectionery category report 2019
How are chocolate and sweets prevailing despite facing multiple challenges? We find out in this bumper category report
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Making a meal of it: sports nutrition category report 2019
Consumers of sports nutrition products are no longer just athletes. And shoppers want more than meal replacements
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Beating the freeze: winter remedies category report 2019
When temperatures turn frozen, Brits turn to cold and flu meds. And ever more are choosing higher-priced sprays and inhalers
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What’s on the cards for cheddar brands? The Dairymen cheddar report 2019
Aldi is now cheddar’s fourth biggest retailer and brands face the axe as own label rises. So how can they avoid a grim future?
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Can milk become a sacred cow again? The Dairymen milk report 2019
Milk brands are fighting back against plant-based alternatives with health-based NPD. But will it be enough to maintain sales?
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Small but powerful: The Dairymen dairy for kids report 2019
From yoghurt to cheddar, kids are already shaping the future of some dairy categories. So how are brands responding?
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Back from the dead: The Dairymen butters & spreads report 2019
After years in decline, vegetable fat spreads are back in growth, with sales up £12.5m in the past year. What’s behind this rebirth?
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Get a room: The Dairymen ice cream report 2019
Britain’s love affair with ice cream is hotting up, with indulgent lines driving huge growth. So who’s flavour of the month?
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Why happy guts make for happy sales: The Dairymen dairy drinks report 2019
The gut health trend is giving dairy drinks reason to smile, as kefirs and probiotics gain ground. Can these go mainstream?
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Is the nightmare before Christmas finally over? The Dairymen continental report 2019
It’s been a tough few months for cheese importers, who are battling uncertainty as they prepare for the festive period
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Active health for active people: The Dairymen yoghurts & desserts report 2019
In a flat yoghurts market, products boasting health benefits are in growth. What’s driving the shift, and can it be sustained?
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Cheese, the new frontier for dairy-free: The Dairymen dairy alternatives report 2019
Cheese alternatives are the fastest growing part of the dairy-free market. Can it catch up with milk?
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A starring role: sauces & condiments category report 2019
Sauces and condiments are no longer just a supporting act at mealtimes. Exotic, adventurous NPD is stealing the limelight
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The sunset years: hot beverages category report 2019
Coffee pods were the rising stars of hot beverages. Now growth has begun to slow down. So is the sun setting on their success?
