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October ’22 – Out-of-home eating occasions increasing
The number of out-of-home eating occasions increased by 2% year-on-year in the 12 weeks ending 5 September 2022, new data reveals.
October ’22 – Editor’s pick
The Women in Wholesale (WiW) conference is an event that never fails to speak a conversation and this year was no different.
October ’22 – MealTrak results show encouraging multiple and c-store food-to-go performance
Wholesale experts TWC, in partnership with food-to-go and out-of-home tracking programme MealTrak, reports the latest food-to-go market performance to 12 w/e 5 September 2022.
October ’22 – TWC: PMPs are forever despite inflation
Shoppers would buy even if suppliers hike prices.
October ’22 – Price Marked Packs still OK for independent retailers
New research from digital and data experts TWC has revealed that 62% of independent retailers feel that their shoppers would still buy price marked packs if suppliers increased the price of them a little. Just 10% of retailers disagreed with this statement.
October ’22 – Wholesalers shun Mars Wrigley in margin row
Major wholesalers are boycotting price-marked (PMP) treat bags from Mars Wrigley after the supplier was accused of squeezing margins.
October ’22 – Younger consumers willing to pay extra for sustainable choices when eating out
New research from TWC has revealed that 41% of consumers say they are happy to pay more if it means making a more sustainable choice when eating out.
October ’22 – Younger consumers more likely to pay extra for sustainable choices when eating out
New research from TWC has revealed that 41% of consumers say they are happy to pay more if it means making a more sustainable choice when eating out.
October ’22 – Half of consumers not prepared to pay more for sustainable choices
Almost half of consumers (49%) want to make sustainable choices but are not willing to pay more for this benefit, according to new research from digital and data experts TWC.
October ’22 – 49% of consumers not willing to pay more for sustainable products, research shows
Research from TWC has shown that 49% of consumers are not willing to pay more for sustainable products despite wanting to make sustainable choices.
October ’22 – C-stores can ‘do more to show sustainability’: TWC
Britons have mixed views on the environmental impact of shopping at convenience stores though most agree that convenience stores could do more to demonstrate their sustainability or environmental credentials, states a report released today.
October ’22 – Consumers Not Prepared To Pay More For Sustainable Choices
New research from TWC reveals that 49% of consumers want to make sustainable choices but are not willing to pay more for this benefit. Meanwhile, the majority expect businesses to be focused on sustainability and their environmental impact.
October ’22 – Research: Half of consumers unwilling to pay more for sustainable choices
New research from digital and data experts TWC has revealed that 49% of consumers want to make sustainable choices but are not willing to pay more for this benefit.
October ’22 – Retailers support continued use of PMPs if margins were increased
New research from The Wholesale Company (TWC) has found that almost two-thirds (62%) of retailers would still buy price marked packs if suppliers increased their prices.
October ’22 – Research: Price increase would not stop shoppers buying PMPs
New research from digital and data experts TWC has revealed that 62% of independent retailers feel that their shoppers would still buy price marked packs if suppliers increased the price of them a little.
October ’22 – Appetite for C-stores’ food-to-go grows
Shoppers seek ‘inexpensive, quick and easy’ options
October ’22 – Retailers believe shoppers would still buy PMPs if prices rise
More than 60% of independent retailers believe that their shoppers would still buy price-marked packs if suppliers increased the price of them a little, new research reveals.
October ’22 – DATA: 60% OF RETAILERS SAY SHOPPERS WOULD STILL BUY PMPS IF PRICES INCREASED
Just less than two thirds (62%) of retailers think that shoppers would continue to purchase price marked packs (PMPs) if the price was increased.
October ’22 – Most retailers say shoppers would still buy PMPs if suppliers increase price: TWC
New research from digital and data experts TWC has revealed that 62 per cent of independent retailers feel that their shoppers would still buy price marked packs if suppliers increased the price of them a little. Just 10 per cent of retailers disagreed with this statement.
October ’22 – Research: Price increase would not stop shoppers buying PMPs
New research from digital and data experts TWC has revealed that 62% of independent retailers feel that their shoppers would still buy price marked packs if suppliers increased the price of them a little.
October ’22 – Shoppers Would Still Buy PMPs If Suppliers Increased Prices But Retailers Concerned About Margins
Recent research from TWC has revealed that 62% of independent retailers feel that their shoppers would still buy price-marked packs (PMPs) if suppliers increased the price of them a little. Just 10% of retailers disagreed with the statement.
October ’22 – Time for retailers to act on environment
SCOTTISH retailers that don’t back sustainability efforts will miss out, according to new research from the Scottish Wholesale Association and TWC.
October ’22 – Time to act on environment
Majority of consumers say retailers are not doing enough
September ’22 – Female board level membership grows in wholesale
A diversity and inclusion survey has revealed that the number of women working at board level in UK retail and foodservice wholesale has increased from 11% to 20% over the past six years.
September ’22 – Women in Wholesale survey reveals 82% rise in women at board level since 2016
The survey found that 20% of roles at board level were now occupied by women, up from just 11% six years ago