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The UK Brand Footprint report - 2019

16/05/2019

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How the most chosen brands in the UK found growth

How the most chosen brands in the UK found growth

Alongside the publication of the seventh Global Brand Footprint report we have created five sectors specifically focussed on the UK, assessing brand choices over the last year.

Covering food, beverages, dairy, homecare and health & beauty these reports include the top 20 brands chosen by consumers in each sector as well as important sector trends. Looking at the five levers of growth we identify examples and give case studies where brands have tapped into these trends, or even gone and created new ones.

Brands in which ever category they operate have had to face a relentless focus on value, with the twin threats from own label and discounters making growth hard to find. Brands have also had to deal with changing expectations from consumers and regulators on our health and environmental impact.

Find out which brands large and small have managed to grow through understanding our changing world and giving consumers compelling reasons to choose their product off the shelves.

Download your copies today to find out how the UK's most chosen brands found growth and explore the data at the microsite.


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The most chosen UK food brands The most chosen UK beverage brands

 

 
   
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The most chosen UK dairy brands The most chosen UK homecare brands
   
   

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The most chosen UK health and beauty brands  


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