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  • Unthinking Consumerism - R.I.P

    It looks as if the days of "I want what I want when I want it" are over, even for the relatively affluent, and even when it comes to food which still only accounts for about 10% of UK consumer expenditure. Shoppers are planning more carefully, shopping more wisely, and weighing up the quality...
    Posted to Land Strategies Blog (Weblog) by anonymous on Mon, Oct 20 2008
  • Organic Market Outlook

    The media's fascination with the organics market continues but this time with the focus on how it is faring during the credit crunch. The question of how a sector which is still less than two percent of total food sales can command so many column inches will be tackled another day. The more pressing...
    Posted to Land Strategies Blog (Weblog) by anonymous on Tue, Jun 24 2008
  • Supermarket Sales Show Strong Growth, No Sign of Consumer Cutbacks

    Taylor Nelson Sofres (TNS) has published grocery sales growth and market share figures for the 12 weeks to May 16th. They show no signs of a consumer cutback. Total sales are up 6.6%, with big share gains for Morrisons (sales up 8.7%) and ASDA (up 7.6%) at the expense of Sainsbury (up 4.6%) and Tesco...
    Posted to Land Strategies Blog (Weblog) by anonymous on Fri, May 30 2008
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