Attitudes: Retailers

Consumer Communication Key to Private Label Success with Hispanics: Study
BALTIMORE -- The language barrier may be key to private label acceptance among Hispanic consumers, according to the latest Customer Focus Opiniones survey by marketing services provider Vertis Communications here.
Fans Admit Organics More Costly, but Worth It: Consumer Poll
ROCHESTER, N.Y. -- Organic food shoppers mostly see the category as safer, better for the environment, and healthier, but more expensive, according to the findings of a poll of 2,392 adults surveyed by Harris Interactive. The overwhelming majority of organic food buyers polled found such products to be worth the additional cost, however.

Retailers Lead Manufacturers on Key Growth Priorities: Study

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. -- Retailers are outpacing consumer packaged goods companies when it comes to embracing the key issues driving new and sustainable topline growth, according to a new study conducted by Meridian Consulting Group for the Global Market Development Center.
Anticipated Shift in CPG Marketing Mix: GMA/Deloitte Study

WASHINGTON, D.C. -- Consumer packaged goods companies are expected to adjust their marketing mix to invest more heavily in shopper marketing strategies, according to "Shopper Marketing: Capturing a Shopper's Mind, Heart, and Wallet" a new study from GMA here and Deloitte Consulting, LLP.
Retailers Say They're Ready for Change to Trade Spending: Cannondale Study

WILTON, Conn. -- When it comes to trade-spending practices, it seems vendors are from Venus and retailers are from Mars, and that leaves consumers nowhere, according to new research from Cannondale Associates, Inc. here.
FEATURE: Consumer Research: The curious majority

New research from the Hartman Group shows that behind a hard core of new product hunters lies a bigger chunk of shoppers willing to try the new, if offered the right encouragement.
Bargain Hunters Have Little Impact on Grocery Retail Profits: Study

NEW HAVEN, Conn. -- Extreme-price grocery shoppers, or those who contribute negative gross margins to a retailer, account for a very small share of the market and don't have a significant adverse effects on retail profits, concluded a study by researchers at the Yale School of Management and SUNY Buffalo.
More Food and Beverage Makers Doing Without High Fructose Corn Syrup: Study

LONDON -- In an effort to market foods and beverages that are perceived to be "better for you," more packaged food and drink producers are leaving high fructose corn syrup out of their new product formulations, according to an analysis by London-based Datamonitor of its Productscan Online database
More Food and Beverage Makers Doing Without High Fructose Corn Syrup: Study

LONDON -- In an effort to market foods and beverages that are perceived to be "better for you," more packaged food and drink producers are leaving high fructose corn syrup out of their new product formulations, according to an analysis by London-based Datamonitor of its Productscan Online database
Hispanics High on Loyalty: Study

CINCINNATI - A surprisingly high percentage of young adults and middle-income Hispanics identify themselves as loyalty program participants, according to new research released by loyalty marketing consultancy COLLOQUY here.

Consumer Communication Key to Private Label Success with Hispanics: Study

Fans Admit Organics More Costly, but Worth It: Consumer Poll

Retailers Lead Manufacturers on Key Growth Priorities: Study

Anticipated Shift in CPG Marketing Mix: GMA/Deloitte Study

Retailers Say They're Ready for Change to Trade Spending: Cannondale Study

FEATURE: Consumer Research: The curious majority

Bargain Hunters Have Little Impact on Grocery Retail Profits: Study

More Food and Beverage Makers Doing Without High Fructose Corn Syrup: Study

More Food and Beverage Makers Doing Without High Fructose Corn Syrup: Study

Hispanics High on Loyalty: Study