Trendspotting: Consumers yearning for lower grocery prices
By
Craig Levitt
Shocking, I know, but grocery shoppers think prices are too high — and they definitely don’t want them going any higher. This according to common sense, but also a recent lifecycle survey by Zilliant, which suggests that consumers understand there are rising costs on the supply side, among other areas, and that there are supply constraints — they just don’t really care.
Fresh insights from NWPB research highlights new shopper segmentation
The U.S. watermelon category has experienced strong growth over the last year, with households across the country making an estimated $2.7 billion in fresh watermelon purchases. According to a recent shopper segmentation study conducted by the National Watermelon Promotion Board, an increase in annual watermelon purchases was driven by higher household penetration and spend within key shopper segments.