07 Jul 2011
| by Jane Bainbridge
Household-paper brands are holding firm against own-label, but heavy discounting is an issue when...for manufacturers. Justifying added-value benefits on items such as toilet tissue when household budgets are being ...
in facial tissues.
In 2010, household paper sales reached 1.74bn according to Mintel, but much ...
has lifted sales - 23% of households have more than one bathroom, up from 21% in 2006. Three in 10 ...
01 Aug 2002
| by X Dreze, P Nisol, N Vilcassim
induce households to increase their in-store expenditures or merely reallocate a predetermined spending...That is, are households grocery shopping expenditures preset before entering the store ...
instance, as a function of the household s inventory and/or income), it is possible that retailers might ...
the totality of the household s within-store purchases (i.e., the market basket) and not just purchases ...
27 Jan 2012
| by Tim Eales
Household budgets might be tight but shoppers are focusing on value for money rather than cheap...As turmoil in the Eurozone continues, shoppers are maintaining the hard-nosed approach that they adopted post recession.
When household expenditure started its steady increase a few post-recession years ago while earnings remained static, British shoppers cut back on out-of-home luxuries - items ...
01 Jul 2011
| by Ben Bold
the introduction of a web TV-viewing meter to UK households.
01 Jul 2003
| by McKinsey Quarterly
, and nearly 80 other products, wants to sell its appliances and its brand to the rest of the world ...
01 Jan 1996
| by Dr Nick Buck & Professor Jonathan Gershuny
of inference and extrapolation to reach their conclusions. BHPS is an annual panel study of households, or more exactly, of individuals within households, and this is what gives it its unique value. Not only is it a panel study, producing data showing change within the same households year after year ...
13 Jan 2011
| by Ed Owen
%, with strong sales in toys, gaming and small domestic appliances.
Tesco group sales increased 7.6% compared ...
03 Dec 2010
| by Ed Owen
and their spending power hit.
A 2.5% increase in VAT will mean a 6.2bn increase in household spend ...
in 2011.
The average UK household will be 225 a year out of pocket, with this figure rising to 448 ...
insignificant, but is actually going to have a major impact on many UK households' finances.
"For marketers ...
02 Feb 2012
| by John Reynolds
Unilever is the world's second-biggest maker of branded household products, by sales, behind Proctor Gamble.
The Anglo-Dutch firm today (2 February) reported net profits up 1% from 4.59bn ( 3 ...
the UK, was hit by an increase in prices, particularly across its spreads, which include household brands ...
19 Jan 2012
| by John Owens
that could lead to the appliance catching fire. The discovery meant that 500,000 products could be at risk ...
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