Mintel's Market Intelligence series currently consists of 120 reports annually, divided into two UK-focused sectors:
Food & Drink
Non-food (Essentials)
These two complementary sectors combine to give you ultimate flexibility in your researching, whether you want an industry-focused base of information, or a complete picture covering a wide range of consumer-based markets.
For each sector, every report provides a thorough analysis of the market, looking at:
Mintel's Market Intelligence series currently consists of 120 reports annually, divided into two UK-focused sectors:
Food & Drink
Non-food (Essentials)
These two complementary sectors combine to give you ultimate flexibility in your researching, whether you want an industry-focused base of information, or a complete picture covering a wide range of consumer-based markets.
For each sector, every report provides a thorough analysis of the market, looking at:
“Minimum pricing will only really work as a way of controlling the sale of alcohol in the off-trade if the minimum price per unit is adjusted on a regular basis to try and keep the differential between the two channels the same – or even narrow it to try and encourage more people to drink in a controlled, licensed environment.”
Research carried out by Coca Cola shows that during lunch (11am-2pm) and, more surprisingly, the dinner period (5pm-8pm) soft drinks were the most ordered drinks at the bar.
Losing its sparkle
Losing its sparkle
Carbonates have suffered as consumers have turned to healthier, more natural alternatives.