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Premium beverages with added-value priced affordably are on the rise, according to Mintel. ©GettyImages/Antonio_Diaz

Value consumers see premium appeal in private label products: Mintel

By Mary Ellen Shoup

While 43% of American consumers would describe their financial situation as “healthy”, price still remains the most important factor in food and beverage purchases for many shoppers, according to Mintel’s 2018 North American Consumer Trends report.

What is driving the success of challenger brands?

What is driving the success of challenger brands?

By Katy Askew

The disruptive influence of challenger brands continues to shake up the food sector, not least because agile companies have proven skilled at responding to – and sitting at the forefront of – emerging consumer demands. FoodNavigator looks at how and why...

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The world’s most valuable beer & spirits brands

By Rachel Arthur

Johnnie Walker is the world’s most valuable whisk(e)y brand, while Bud Light tops the charts in beer. But 2017 is the year of Baijiu brands, says Brand Finance, with the Chinese drink now accounting for a greater share of brand value than any other spirit...

The 'If Carlsberg did...' campaign has turned to chocolate...

If Carlsberg did chocolate bars…

By Rachel Arthur

Carlsberg UK has created a pop-up bar in London made entirely from chocolate, coinciding with the Easter holiday weekend.

Join us today: Beer and Beyond online event

Join us today: Beer and Beyond online event

By Rachel Arthur

Join us today for Beer and Beyond, a free to attend online event dedicated to exploring the opportunities – and sizing up the challenges – for the beer industry. 

Who made my tea? Stories help brands reach savvy millennials

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Who made my tea? Stories help brands reach savvy millennials

By Rachel Arthur

Millennials do not succumb to the ‘wooing’ of big brands; rather, they are looking for a niche brand with a story, alongside the chance to engage with other consumers, according to a branding expert.

When companies try to be cool: A lesson in 'wackaging'

By Niamh Michail

Wackaging – using cute and quirky language on a product’s packaging – seems to be everywhere. But with consumers becoming increasingly cynical, should manufacturers stop trying to be cool?

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