Retail Research

AI trolley users rack up higher basket values and spend longer in store

Engaging with new supermarket technology is linked to increases in spending, basket size and time spent in store – research.

Researchers examine the pros and cons for retailers of putting the newest prepared foods at the front of shelves, rather than at the back.

Report finds the high intensity of retail promotions brings diminishing returns, margin pressure and narrows the scope for price-led growth.

Six-country study finds that younger, more optimistic, consumers will drive a retail revolution across the continent.

Researchers find fewer competitors and lower manufacturing and marketing costs contribute to product-launch successes during a recession.

Researchers study how retailers respond when a supplier opts to establish its own direct retail channels to reach end-users.

Findings show that self-checkout systems – despite advantages in speed, ease of use and cost reduction – can decrease customer loyalty.

If a product isn’t in a person’s cart by their first five or six online orders, it’s very unlikely that the product will ever make it in.

Retail brands will have access to data on how shoppers are reacting to their products, campaigns and in-store promotions.