Retail Futures Q4 Food & Grocery

Published by	Datamonitor
Published	November, 2009	Product code	103182
Content info	12 pages
Price	US $ 4990 PDF by E-mail (Single User License) US $ 12475 PDF by E-mail (Global Site License)

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Retail Futures Q4 Food & Grocery published by Datamonitor in November, 2009. This report consists of 12 pages and the price starts from US $ 4990.

Introduction

Abstract

Introduction

Verdict Research: Retail Futures is a unique forecasting tool providing dynamic forecasts and analysis of market demand and price pressures every three months. Seven UK sectors forecasts are available (Clothing & Footwear, DIY & Gardening, Electricals, Furniture & Floorcoverings, Food & Grocery, Health & Beauty and Homewares). Also available is an e-Retail forecast and a Sector Summary report.

Scope of this research

Brief review of economic trends and how they impact retail, explaining how we believe key economic metrics will evolve over the next two years.
Forecasts of how overall retail and retail sectors will fare over the next eight quarters, examining volume, inflation and overall growth rates.
Category level forecasts are provided to fully inform growth strategies.
Forecast for online retailing, analysing total online spend, split down into food and non-food.

Research and analysis highlights

The recession has driven an increased polarisation of spend. While easing somewhat in food; the Big Four grocers having successfully enticed consumers back from discounters, this trend is most marked in non-food with mid-market retailers still being squeezed as consumers mix premium and value as they take a more cautious approach to spending.

The supermarkets are emerging as the big winners of the recession; benefitting from the essential nature of their core product offer and frugal consumers gravitating towards their non-food categories. While there are some positive results elsewhere, the majority of non-food sectors are suffering, especially discretionary home-related sectors.

Falling commodity prices, less seasonal price fluctuations and intense price competition are causing inflation in food to subside significantly. While inflationary pressures are mounting in non-food, price rises are being pursued with caution with discretionary consumer demand remaining weak.

Key reasons to purchase this research

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Use reliable and informed data to identify opportunities for growth and as a key planning tool to aid tactical and strategic decision-making.
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- Current Prices
- Constant Prices
- Volume Growth
- Inflation
- Total Growth
- Percentage point difference with Total Retail