Archive of all feature synopis – Page 32
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Feature SynopsisFocus 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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Feature SynopsisFocus 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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Feature SynopsisFocus 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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Feature SynopsisFocus 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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Feature SynopsisDigital 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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Feature SynopsisFocus 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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Feature SynopsisFocus 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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Feature SynopsisFocus 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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Feature SynopsisDigital 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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Feature SynopsisFocus 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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Feature SynopsisFocus 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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Feature SynopsisDigital 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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Feature SynopsisFocus 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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Feature SynopsisFocus 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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Feature SynopsisFocus 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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Feature SynopsisDigital 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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Feature SynopsisFocus 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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Feature SynopsisFocus 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?
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Feature SynopsisFocus On Ready Meals & Microwaveable: 20 February
Wow! Ready meals has shown a staggering £150m growth in a single year. So what’s driving the growth?
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Feature SynopsisFocus On Tobacco & Accessories: 13 February
The party’s nearly over for the tobacco industry. From May, the manufacture of branded products will be banned. So what is the industry doing to make the most of its last year of relative freedom?