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8 October 2019
Tesco’s Clubcard Plus scheme will add costs and confusion
Tesco will be hoping that current customer retention, new customer acquisition and the greater accumulation of shopper data will offset any loss in the long run.
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7 October 2019
Hellmann’s dip into veganism with egg-free mayo should hit the spot
According to a survey commissioned by the Vegan Society, vegans in the UK quadrupled in number between 2014 and 2016 rising to 600,000 people, this is still growing and does...
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7 October 2019
Banning flavoured e-cigarettes in the US will shift consumers to cheaper alternatives and reduce tobacco tax revenue
The US health authorities have said the Food and Drug Administration is currently studying a plan that would see all non-tobacco products taken off the market.
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3 October 2019
Peloton overvalued because its consumer appeal is too small
Peloton's poor IPO performance is the second-worst debut this year, behind online dentistry company SmileDirectClub and pushing Uber into third place.
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2 October 2019
Nike defies analyst expectations for Q1 as share price hit all-time high
The company has defied trade headwinds between the US and China, in which US President Donald Trump increased tariffs on $300bn of Chinese imports.
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2 October 2019
Boohoo bucks retail slump with over £1bn in sales
Boohoo’s success can be attributed to its appeal amongst the younger generation as it collaborates with influencers, including Love Island reality TV stars.
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2 October 2019
Costa Coffee to lure ‘commuters’ with mini-format stores
The small format does away with queues in what seems to be a positive step towards solving the gripes of an increasingly busy consumer base.
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27 September 2019
Mexico’s Grupo Bimbo: 3 things you probably didn’t know
Grupo Bimbo suggested its global energy efficiency strategy has contributed to the group reporting in 2018 a reduction of more than 100,000 tons of CO2e, which is equivalent to 5...
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27 September 2019
Ikea pins hopes on China investment to counter sales slump
The Swedish furniture leader has thrived on the Chinese market for over 20 years, with the market accounting for 6% of company revenue in 2017.
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27 September 2019
Nestlé’s KitKat looks to break out of its generic chocolate mould
Nestle is hoping made-to-order KitKats will find new adherents in the UK, particularly among younger tech-savvy shoppers.