Aldi promises to maintain low prices despite profit slump
Michaela JeffersonAs Aldi and Morrisons battle to be the UK’s fourth largest supermarket, both grocers are investing to keep their prices low amid the rising cost of living.
As Aldi and Morrisons battle to be the UK’s fourth largest supermarket, both grocers are investing to keep their prices low amid the rising cost of living.
Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng is banking on tax cuts and energy bill support to boost the UK economy to a growth rate of 2.5%.
For marketers it will be “more important than ever” to invest “carefully” in their brands and protect their value and appeal, says GfK’s Joe Staton.
Britvic wants to tackle today’s economic challenges head-on, says commercial growth director Bruce Dallas, using innovation to explore new categories and markets.
The whisky brand’s aims for the next year are to drive cultural relevancy, enhance its physical experiences, and “transform” digitally, according to its global marketing director.
Coty is focusing on return on investment (ROI) “more than ever” in its marketing, as it looks at the allocation of its budget, CFO Laurent Mercier has said.
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Despite the challenges of inflation and the war in Ukraine, The Carlsberg Group is continuing to invest in premiumisation and strengthening its alcohol-free portfolio.
Deliveroo had planned to increase marketing spend over 2022, but as customer acquisition and retention weakens, the business has decided not to pursue top-line growth.
As the UK teeters on the precipice of another recession, consumer shopping behaviour is shaping up to be similar to that seen during the 2008 financial crash.
The rising cost of TV might offer advertisers an opportunity to redefine how they measure the value of different media, industry experts suggest.
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While promising continued brand investment, P&G is also making spend more efficient, with new targeting capabilities across both TV and digital.
Diageo says its premiumisation strategy is paying off, as its high-end brands contributed to 71% of organic net sales over the year.
Coca-Cola’s CEO has said the company is watching closely for consumer behaviour changes, as it reports a 12% jump in net revenue.