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  • Numerator and Kantar Worldpanel are joining forces

    Numerator and Kantar Worldpanel are joining forces

    14/01/2025

    Numerator and Kantar Worldpanel combine to form new global consumer data company. Combined entity creates powerful new view of global consumer trends.

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  • Stress, universal barrier to physical and mental health

    Stress, universal barrier to physical and mental health

    24/10/2024
    Health Actives in Africa & Middle East represent 26% of consumers, below the global average of 31%.

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  • Global grocery bill exceeds $1,000 per household

    Global grocery bill exceeds $1,000 per household

    29/05/2024
    Brand Footprint report reveals: Coca-Cola is the world's most chosen brand for 12 consecutive years.

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  • Kantar introduces Uganda's first consumer panel

    Kantar introduces Uganda's first consumer panel

    23/05/2024

    Tracking households' FMCG purchase decisions and usage provides a unique, complete view of consumers

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  • Slowing inflation brings chances to grow in Morocco

    Slowing inflation brings chances to grow in Morocco

    15/05/2024

    The data for Q4 2023 shows an increase in FMCG volume consumption, providing reasons for optimism.

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  • Strategies for FMCG brands to thrive in Kenya

    Strategies for FMCG brands to thrive in Kenya

    02/04/2024
    Shoppers reduce consumption in all categories except homecare and more than half of brands decline.

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