Sector insight: Value clothing retailers
16 Feb 2010 | by Jane Bainbridge
to more mid-market shops. However, Mintel predicts that pressures on household budgets will continue ...
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and most households had one TV with three channels. We marvelled at the delicious contradiction ...
to more mid-market shops. However, Mintel predicts that pressures on household budgets will continue ...
The rocketing popularity of price-comparison websites shows no sign of abating. No doubt driven by the growing desire to cut back on household spend, a hefty 43% of British consumers active online in November ... sites such as uSwitch and Energy Helpline have become dominant forces and household brands in their own ...
and home entertainment systems, kitchen appliances and personal care items. ...
The broadcaster plans to roll out a range of merchandise associated with the primetime ITV1 programme, including clothing, DVDs, books and household items, and is likely to run live tours of the show. ITV is hoping to emulate Disney's success in merchandising its High School Musical series of films ...
forecasts a slow growth in household expenditure in 2008 and 2009, compared with the 1.6% decline ... interest in repairing and rejuvenating household items they already own, as opposed to simply replacing ...
toiletries, healthcare, petcare, savoury home-cooking, spirits, wine, beer and household cleaning Dairy: 8 ... frequency and average spend are all rising; 86% of households bought its chocolate last year. The strongest ... take-home spirits, bought by nearly 20% of households, but 'Smirnoff and vodka are the brand ...
British households. All data is based on the number and value of items being bought by these consumers ...
it is being challenged by e-shop prices, especially on electrical appliances. Difference - most retailers ...
have become global household names. As a result, social media platforms have been making their Olympic ...
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