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IRI Pulse Report Ambient


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Q3 2013

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About the Report


(his ambient report is one of 10 super)cate%ory reports desi%ned to sho' a hi%h)level comparison and analysis of retail mar$ets across ma*or countries in !urope. (his report contains data %athered from around !urope. +ate%ories include,
: : : : : : : :

2helf)stable ve%etables 2helf)stable fruits 2helf)stable meat 2helf)stable fish 2'eet and savoury biscuits +risps and snac$s 7on%)life mil$ and dairy products ;read<ba$ed products

: : : : : : : : :

;a$in% in%redients 2'eet spreads and sauces 2avoury spreads .ry soups Wet soups Rice Pasta and noodles 2helf)stable ready) meals 2helf)stable desserts

: : : : : : :

2u%ars and s'eeteners 2easonin%s +ondiments 2auces<mi=es >il<vine%ar .ried fruits .ried beans and ve%etables

(he report hi%hli%hts $ey metrics- such as total sales fi%ures- mar$et trends- cate%ory share- and 'inners and losers for !urope and for individual countries. (he data has been sourced from IRI Retail .atabases and !urostat- the statistical branch of administration for the !uropean +ommission. (he countries included in the report are, /rance- 0ermany- Italy- the 1etherlands- 2pain and the "nited 3in%dom 4".3.5. (he mar$et channels used for each country in this report are as follo's, Country "3 !2 .! 17 I( /R Channels used 6ypermar$ets- supermar$ets- dru% stores and impulse outlets 6ypermar$ets- supermar$ets- hard discounters and dru% storesincludin% the +anary Islands 6ypermar$ets- supermar$ets- hard discounters and dru% stores 6ypermar$ets- supermar$ets- hard discounters and dru% stores 6ypermar$ets- supermar$ets- small self )vice- hard discounters and dru% stores 6ypermar$ets and supermar$ets

/or analytical purposes- the data sourced from available retail databases has been consolidated to provide consistent results. 6o'ever- for some countries- it has not been possible to source data pertainin% to certain cate%ories. When this is the case- it is documented in the 8notes9 section found at the end of the report.

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>n the Radar

(he %ro'th of ambient cate%ories is mostly due to price inflation and hi%her promotional activity. 2imultaneously- private label is 'innin% share in most countries. It 'ill be increasin%ly challen%in% for companies to stay profitable in these conditions.

ECONOMIC FI URES INFLUENCIN

CONSUMER !E"#$IOR
#$ER# E 12 MONT"S INFL#TION R#TES

POPUL#TION IN MILLIONS ?an. 2012 Fran+e er3any Italy Netherlands S5a6n Un6ted 76n8do3 ,-.3 20.3 -0.3 1,.1 4,.2 ,3.4 ?an. 2013 ,-., 20.-0., 1,.2 4,.1 ,3.2

UNEMPLO%MENT &'( 2ep. 2013 11.1 -.2 12.1.0 2,., 1.Avera%e 2012 10.2 -.10.1 -.3 2-.0 1.0

)P IN MILLIONS &*( 2013 4!stimate5 2 0-0 3-2 2 ,04 400 1 -,2 322 ,04 4-0 1 0-1 01, 1 2-4 020

2ep. 2013 /1.2 /1.2 /1.2 /3.1 /2.3 /2.1

Avera%e 2012 /2./2.4 /3./2.2 /2.3 /3.1

2012 2 032 201 2 ,44 200 1 -,- 01, ,00 ,32 1 040 -21 001 001

2ource, !urostat- 2eptember 2013

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07>;A7 (R!1.2
TOT#L #M!IENT $#LUE S#LES #N) ' C"#N E $S. PRIOR %E#R

/2.-' /2.0' /2.0'


$#LUE S#LES IN MILLIONS &*( Total EU )E U7 02 000 24 104 20 ,20< 12 --3 12=1-1 12 224 ,1,

/2.-'

IT FR ES NL

/3.4' /0.1'
@based on an e=chan%e rate of A1.1B0 to the pound

TOT#L EUROPE /2.3' TOT#L #M!IENT $#LUE S#LES FOR T"E L#ST SI> QU#RTERS

30 000

M6ll6ons

2- 000

4 --1 4 434
20 000

4 -,1

Fran+e 4 -34 402 er3any

4 312 , 312 , 101

- 201- 000

- ,30 4 03, 1 200 3 232

- 211

- 124

Italy Netherlands S5a6n U.7.

4 -12
10 000

4 324 1 021 3 021 4 224


019o+t.912

4 ,22 1 111 3 204

4 -01 1-1 3 2-,

4 424 1 012 3 121 4 0-1

1 133 121
- 000

4 014
0 019:u6l.912

- 331
309d;+.912

- 331
3193ars913

- 0,1
309:u6n913

209se5t.913 Per6od End6n8

2ource, IRI retail databasesC Period endin% 2D 2eptember 2013

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!urope
C#TE OR% $#LUE S#LES IN T"E L#ST %E#R
(>P 10
1,=000

1E 3EF

Euros= 6n M6ll6ons

14=000 12=000 10=000 2=000 ,=000 4=000 2=000 0

11 BFG

H BF0

F FD0 G D03 B 3B2 E H03

3 DDG

3 D00

3 H3H

;read<;a$ed Products 2'eet and 2avoury ;iscuits 2helf 2table Je%etables >il<Jine%ar 2'eet 2preads and 2auces
S"#RE OF $#LUE IN T"E %E#R

+risps and 2nac$s 7on% 7ife #il$ I .airy Products 2helf 2table /ish +ereals Pasta and 1oodles

7E% TREN)S Ambient cate%ory %ro'th across !urope escalated to 2.3K durin% Q3 2013. 0ro'th in 2pain 'as particularly stron% and 0ermany also did 'ell. (he $ey driver of this %ro'th 'as stron% price increases and increased promotional efforts. (he economic outloo$- 'ith the e=ception of 0ermany- 'ill continue to support solid performance of ambient cate%oriesparticularly o'n labels and %ro'th 'ithin discounters.

;read<;a$ed Products +risps and 2nac$s 2'eet and 2avoury ;iscuits 7on% 7ife #il$ and .airy Products 2helf 2table Je%etables 2helf 2table /ish >il<Jine%ar +ereals 2'eet 2preads and 2auces Pasta and 1oodles 2auces<#i=es ;a$in% In%redients +ondiments 2helf 2table Ready #eals Wet 2oups 2easonin%

1E.BK 11.FK H.FK F.DK F.0K B.EK E.DK E.0K 3.DK 3.DK 3.FK 3.BK 2.FK 2.BK 2.EK 2.3K

!urope includes, /rance- 0ermany- Italy- 1etherlands- 2pain and "nited 3in%dom 2ource, IRI retail databasesC Period endin% 2D 2eptember 2013

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!urope

TOP @INNERS? $#LUE S#LES C"#N E $S. %R. # O &*(


M6ll6ons
0 100 200 300 400 -00

TOP LOSERS? $#LUE S#LES C"#N E $S. %R. # O &*(


.
ShelE StaFle Meat ShelE StaFle $e8etaFles Pasta and Noodles ShelE StaFle Ready Meals

M6ll6ons
9,0 9-0 940 930 920 910 0

Cr6s5s and Sna+As

EE1.2

!readB!aAed Produ+ts

3G0.H

) D.D

SCeet and SaDoury !6s+u6ts

2F3.B

) 1G.B

O6lB$6ne8ar

203.G

) 22.F

ShelE StaFle F6sh

1D2.0

) B1.2

TOP - C#TE ORIES? E$OLUTION


Jalue sales 4A5 and K chan%e vs. year a%o

C#TE OR% INSI "TS +risps and snac$s 'as the fastest)%ro'in% ambient se%ment in Q2 2013. (he cate%ory 'as particularly stron% in 0ermany. >il and vine%ar did really 'ell 'ithin 2pain. (he reason for this %ro'th is increased prices. L6orse%ateM continued to sho' its effects throu%h stron% declines- especially 'ithin 0ermany. (he 'arm 'eather in ?uly caused %ood results in shelf)stable fish. (una especially is doin% really 'ell as an in%redient of many salads.

1E 3EF 11 BFG M6ll6ons H BF0

F FD0 G D03

2.G ;read<;a$ed Products +risps and 2nac$s

E.0

3.3 2'eet and 2avoury ;iscuits

1.D 7on% 7ife #il$ I .airy Products 2helf 2table Je%etables

)0.2

(otal A 2ales

K A vs. NA

!urope includes, /rance- 0ermany- Italy- 1etherlands- 2pain and "nited 3in%dom 2ource, IRI retail databasesC Period endin% 2D 2eptember 2013

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/rance
C#TE OR% $#LUE S#LES IN T"E L#ST %E#R
(>P 10
3.000

2 BBG

Euros= 6n M6ll6ons

2.-00

2 03G
2.000

1 G31
1.-00

1 E23 1 2F3 DGG HFH H2E FH3

1.000

F23

-00

;read<;a$ed Products 2'eet and 2avoury ;iscuits 2helf 2table Je%etables 2helf 2table /ish >il<Jine%ar
S"#RE OF $#LUE IN T"E %E#R

7on% 7ife #il$ I .airy Products +risps and 2nac$s ;a$in% In%redients 2'eet 2preads and 2auces Pasta and 1oodles

7E% TREN)S Ambient remained positive in units and value in Q3 4O1.HK in units and O3.0K in value in Q3- versus O1.2K in units and O2.GK in value since the be%innin% of the year5. Whereas ambient sho'ed a better trend than /#+0 in Q1 and Q2- the trends are the same for ambient and /#+0 in Q3. ?uly has been 'arm- 'hich benefited /#+0 overall more than ambient. (here 'as no inflation- both in ambient and /#+0- but more valoriPation. Promotion played a small role in Q3contributin% less than 1DK of the %ro'th of the cate%ory. Private labels are still losin% mar$et share in ambient 4Q0.E points at 2D.EK in value in Q35 faster than in total /#+0 4)0.2 points at 33.3K in value in Q35. 2hare trends 'ithin the drive channel 'ere similar to /#+0 industry avera%e. 2hare 'as 2.BK of unit sales in hypermar$etssupermar$ets and the drive channel 4O0.H points versus prior year5.

;read<;a$ed Products 7on% 7ife #il$ I .airy Products 2'eet and 2avoury ;iscuits +risps and 2nac$s 2helf 2table Je%etables ;a$in% In%redients 2helf 2table /ish 2'eet 2preads and 2auces >il<Jine%ar 2helf 2table Ready #eals 2auces<#i=es +ereals 2helf 2table /ruit 2u%ar and 2'eeteners +ondiments

1E.1K 11.2K D.0K F.HK F.0K B.3K E.HK E.BK E.3K 3.DK 3.BK 3.3K 3.3K 2.GK 2.BK

2ource, IRI retail databasesC Period endin% 2D 2eptember 2013

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/rance

TOP @INNERS? $#LUE S#LES C"#N E $S. %R. # O &*(


M6ll6ons
0 20 40 ,0 20 100

TOP LOSERS? $#LUE S#LES C"#N E $S. %R. # O &*(


.
ShelE StaFle )esserts Cereals Lon8 L6Ee M6lA G )a6ry Produ+ts ShelE StaFle Ready Meals

M6ll6ons
930 92- 920 91- 910 90

!readB!aAed Produ+ts

D1.D

Cr6s5s and Sna+As

GB.0

) 0.G

SCeet and SaDoury !6s+u6ts

G0.3

) G.G

!aA6n8 In8red6ents

EE.B

) D.0

SCeet S5reads and Sau+es

EE.B

) 2F.D

TOP - C#TE ORIES? E$OLUTION


Jalue sales 4A5 and K chan%e vs. year a%o

C#TE OR% INSI "TS +ate%ories that fueled %ro'th 'here driven by %ood 'eather conditions. Positive trends in ambient 'ere fuelled by aperitif products- especially crisps 4O12.1K in units in Q35. 2helf)stable tuna fish also benefitted from the 'arm ?uly 'eather and sho'ed a OH.EK unit %ro'th in Q3. 2u%ar for *am also sho'ed very positive trends 4O3H.EK in units on Q35. Prepared meals still sho'ed a stron% decrease- especially because of canned pasta dishes 4)1H.GK in units5 that suffered from 8horse%ate9. Plain mil$ continued to stru%%le- 'hile alternative products- such as mil$ 'ithout lactose- e=perienced sales momentum.

2 BBG 2 03G M6ll6ons 1 G31 1 E23 1 2F3

3.F ;read<;a$ed Products

)0.E 7on% 7ife #il$ I .airy Products

3.H +risps and 2nac$s 2'eet and 2avoury ;iscuits

E.H 2helf 2table Je%etables

0.H

(otal A 2ales

K A vs. NA

2ource, IRI retail databasesC Period endin% 2D 2eptember 2013

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0ermany
C#TE OR% $#LUE S#LES IN T"E L#ST %E#R
(>P 10
3.-00

3 0DB

Euros= 6n M6ll6ons

3.000

2 GHB

2.-00

2.000

1 D1B

1 FBH

1 BH3

1.-00

1 E12 1 1EB 1 0HG 1 0E3 1 02G

1.000

-00

;read<;a$ed Products 7on% 7ife #il$ I .airy Products 2'eet and 2avoury ;iscuits +ondiments >il<Jine%ar
S"#RE OF $#LUE IN T"E %E#R

+risps and 2nac$s 2helf 2table Je%etables 2'eet 2preads and 2auces 2easonin% 2helf 2table /ish

7E% TREN)S Increased prices helped ambient in re%isterin% positive %ro'th in value- irrespective of a sli%ht decline in volume sales. Ambient sho'ed a decline in promotional sales- 'hich 'as compensated by the %ro'th in normal sales- resultin% in overall %ro'th. Private labels sho'ed a hi%her %ro'th rate compared to national brands- 'hereas in volume- both private labels and national brands sho'ed decline. Private labels 'ere the $ey %ro'th drivercontributin% FEK of value %ro'th for ambientC 'ith an increase of 1 point- private labels held around E3K of the ambient mar$et by value. Ambient sho'ed positive development across all channels- 'ith hypermar$ets 41-B00)E-DDD s uare meter5 and hard discounters demonstratin% the stron%est %ro'th. +risps and snac$s sho'ed the most %ro'thdue to double di%it %ro'th in nuts<seeds<nuts and raisins mi=.

;read<;a$ed Products +risps and 2nac$s 7on% 7ife #il$ I .airy Products 2helf 2table Je%etables 2'eet and 2avoury ;iscuits 2'eet 2preads and 2auces +ondiments 2easonin% >il<Jine%ar 2helf 2table /ish ;a$in% In%redients 2auces<#i=es Wet 2oups Pasta and 1oodles +ereals 2helf 2table /ruit

12.HK 11.1K F.DK F.3K G.GK B.DK E.HK E.BK E.3K E.3K E.2K E.0K 3.GK 3.EK 3.2K 2.GK

2ource, IRI retail databasesC Period endin% 2D 2eptember 2013

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0ermany
TOP @INNERS? $#LUE S#LES C"#N E $S. %R. # O &*(
M6ll6ons
0 -0 100 1-0 200 92920 91-

TOP LOSERS? $#LUE S#LES C"#N E $S. %R. # O &*(


.
ShelE StaFle Meat Cond63ents Pasta and Noodles Sau+esBM6Hes ShelE StaFle Ready Meals

M6ll6ons
910 90

Cr6s5s and Sna+As Lon8 L6Ee M6lA G )a6ry Produ+ts ShelE StaFle F6sh

1G3.1

) 1.B

113.B

) 3.1

G0.F

) G.3

SCeet and SaDoury !6s+u6ts

EG.1

) 10.H

SCeet S5reads and Sau+es

EE.2

) 1D.0

TOP - C#TE ORIES? E$OLUTION


Jalue sales 4A5 and K chan%e vs. year a%o

C#TE OR% INSI "TS Around G0K of the %ro'th for crisps and snac$s came throu%h the nuts<nut mi= sector- 'hich sa' double di%it %ro'th in all channels. ;oth 'et and dry ready meals declined heavily- driven by national brands. Possiblyconsumers s'itched to froPen ready meals 'hich %re' by 3B million A. "6( mil$ 'as the %ro'th driver for lon% life mil$ and dairy products. .iscounters contributed more than half of the value %ro'th for "6( mil$. Instant sauces demonstrated si%nificant declines 'ithin sauces<mi=es- 'hich resulted in the overall decline of the cate%ory. 2almon<salmon spare and preserved tuna 'ere the %ro'th drivers for shelf)stable fish. 6ypermar$ets 'ere the ma*or %ro'th contributor for salmon<salmon spare 'hile preserved tuna sho'ed the most %ro'th in discounters. Private labels declined only in pasta and noodles- 'hereas they %re' heavily in lon% life mil$ and dairy products.

3 0DB 2 GHB M6ll6ons 1 D1B

1 FBH 1 BH3

1-2 ;read<;a$ed Products +risps and 2nac$s G-B G-3 7on% 7ife #il$ I .airy Products 2helf 2table Je%etables 1-F 3-0 2'eet and 2avoury ;iscuits

(otal A 2ales

K A vs. NA

!urope includes, /rance- 0ermany- Italy- 1etherlands- 2pain and "nited 3in%dom 2ource, IRI retail databasesC Period endin% 2D 2eptember 2013

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Italy
C#TE OR% $#LUE S#LES IN T"E L#ST %E#R
(>P 10
2.-00

Euros= 6n M6ll6ons

2 03D
2.000

1 DD1 1 GD3 1 G2G 1 G1F 1 EBF 1 EB3 1 3HB

1.-00

1.000

HB2

FHF

-00

+risps and 2nac$s Pasta and 1oodles 7on% 7ife #il$ I .airy Products >il<Jine%ar ;a$in% In%redients
S"#RE OF $#LUE IN T"E %E#R

;read<;a$ed Products 2helf 2table Je%etables 2'eet and 2avoury ;iscuits 2helf 2table /ish 2'eet 2preads and 2auces

7E% TREN)S In Italy- the ambient sector performed better than /#+0 in terms of value %ro'th 4year)to)date O0.EK versus an avera%e /#+0 decline of )0.DK5. Italian families are no lon%er able to sustain ta= increases and they are thus reducin% resources for essential consumption. In t'o years- due to ta=es increases- a billion !uros in purchases 'ere lost. >nly the constant promotional offers helped to reduce the lost volumes. Private label is sho'in% momentum across all ambient sectors- 'ith value %ro'th of more than OBK and volume %ro'th of O1.BK. At the same time- the promotion rate 'as stable versus a year a%o.

+risps and 2nac$s ;read<;a$ed Products Pasta and 1oodles 2helf 2table Je%etables 7on% 7ife #il$ I .airy Products 2'eet and 2avoury ;iscuits >il<Jine%ar 2helf 2table /ish ;a$in% In%redients 2'eet 2preads and 2auces .ried /ruits 2u%ar and 2'eeteners +ereals 2easonin% Rice 2auces<#i=es

11.0K 10.FK D.1K H.HK H.FK F.DK F.HK F.BK E.GK E.2K 3.3K 2.EK 2.1K 1.HK 1.HK 1.EK

2ource, IRI retail databasesC Period endin% 2D 2eptember 2013

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Italy
TOP @INNERS? $#LUE S#LES C"#N E $S. %R. # O &*(
M6ll6ons
0 20 40 ,0 20 940 930 920

TOP LOSERS? $#LUE S#LES C"#N E $S. %R. # O &*(


.

M6ll6ons
910 0

SCeet S5reads and Sau+es SCeet and SaDoury !6s+u6ts )r6ed Fru6ts

G0.2

) 1E.F

Su8ar and SCeeteners Lon8 L6Ee M6lA G )a6ry Produ+ts

B3.D

) 1B.G

E1.H

) 1H.F

ShelE StaFle $e8etaFles

ShelE StaFle F6sh

3B.B

) 1D.0

Cereals

!aA6n8 In8red6ents

3B.1

) 3F.E

Pasta and Noodles

C#TE OR% INSI "TS (he best performers 'ere canned tuna- driven by a price increase- dried fruit- than$s to a stron% 'ell)bein% concept that led uite a numbers of se%ments- li$e products 'ith 'hole 'heat flour- soy and lo' fat- to %ro'- and cheap brea$fast products 4biscuits- rus$s- *am and bread5- 'hich are less e=pensive than cereals or s'eet snac$s. Pasta- canned ve%etables and cereals sa' the sharpest declines. Pasta sho'ed a decline in the 1orth re%ion- 'here it 'as replaced 'ith other products- such as fresh or froPen meals and piPPa. /or canned ve%etables- only beans performed 'ell as a form of cheap protein'hile other varieties 'ere attac$ed by 'ell) performin% froPen ve%etables. Private label 'as a $ey driver of %ro'th across most ambient se%ments. (he success of these products 'as also due to the Italian economic situation and the continuous search for convenience by consumers.

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Jalue sales 4A5 and K chan%e vs. year a%o

2 03D

1 DD1 1 GD3 1 G2G 1 G1F

M6ll6ons

0.1 ;read<;a$ed Products +risps and 2nac$s

1.2 Pasta and 1oodles

)2.2 2helf 2table Je%etables

)1.1

)1.0 7on% 7ife #il$ I .airy Products

(otal A 2ales

K A vs. NA

!urope includes, /rance- 0ermany- Italy- 1etherlands- 2pain and "nited 3in%dom 2ource, IRI retail databasesC Period endin% 2D 2eptember 2013

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1etherlands
C#TE OR% $#LUE S#LES IN T"E L#ST %E#R
(>P 10
200 100 ,00 -00

GH3

GFG

Euros= 6n M6ll6ons

E13
400 300 200 100 0

3FF 33E 330 32F

1H0

1G1

1B2

+risps and 2nac$s 2auces<#i=es 2helf 2table Je%etables 7on% 7ife #il$ I .airy Products 2helf 2table #eat
S"#RE OF $#LUE IN T"E %E#R

2'eet and 2avoury ;iscuits ;read<;a$ed Products 2'eet 2preads and 2auces Wet 2oups 2easonin%

7E% TREN)S (he total .utch economy declined )0.GK in Q3 2013 versus the same time period prior year. .urin% the same time period- the ambient sector %re' 1.2K- in line 'ith the rate of %ro'th for the /#+0 industry as a 'hole of 1.FK. Promotional sales increased a%ain- both for private labels and branded sectors.

+risps and 2nac$s 2'eet and 2avoury ;iscuits 2auces<#i=es ;read<;a$ed Products 2helf 2table Je%etables 2'eet 2preads and 2auces 7on% 7ife #il$ I .airy Products Wet 2oups 2helf 2table #eat 2easonin% +ereals 2helf 2table Ready #eals Pasta and 1oodles >il<Jine%ar .ry 2oups ;a$in% In%redients

1E.HK 1E.GK H.DK H.2K F.2K F.2K F.1K 3.DK 3.BK 3.3K 2.DK 2.BK 2.BK 2.0K 1.HK 1.FK

2ource, IRI retail databasesC Period endin% 2D 2eptember 2013

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1etherlands
TOP @INNERS? $#LUE S#LES C"#N E $S. %R. # O &*(
.

TOP LOSERS? $#LUE S#LES C"#N E $S. %R. # O &*(


M6ll6ons
920 91910 90

10

1-

20

SCeet S5reads and Sau+es

1B.B

!readB!aAed Produ+ts

12.B

) 0.3

SaDoury S5reads

Pasta and Noodles

H.2

) 0.G

ShelE StaFle )esserts )r6ed !eans and $e8etaFles SCeet and SaDoury !6s+u6ts

Sau+esBM6Hes

F.F

) 1.0

@et Sou5s

G.1

) 1E.0

TOP - C#TE ORIES? E$OLUTION


Jalue sales 4A5 and K chan%e vs. year a%o

C#TE OR% INSI "TS 0ro'in% se%ments all sa' an uplift in promotional sales. Pasta and noodles also sa' a rise in prices and an overall %ro'in% !astern se%ment.

GH3

GFG

M6ll6ons

E13

3FF

33E

0.G +risps and 2nac$s

)2.0 2auces<#i=es 2'eet and 2avoury ;iscuits

1.D ;read<;a$ed Products

3.E 2helf 2table Je%etables

1.1

(otal A 2ales

K A vs. NA

!urope includes, /rance- 0ermany- Italy- 1etherlands- 2pain and "nited 3in%dom 2ource, IRI retail databasesC Period endin% 2D 2eptember 2013

M6ll6ons

14

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2pain
C#TE OR% $#LUE S#LES IN T"E L#ST %E#R
(>P 10
2.000 1.200

1 H10

1 F30 1 3DD 1 3H3 1 2GE

Euros= 6n M6ll6ons

1.,00 1.400 1.200 1.000 200 ,00 400 200 0

HG1

HBE

EH2

E21

3EG

;read<;a$ed Products 2helf 2table /ish >il<Jine%ar 2helf 2table Je%etables 2helf 2table /ruit
S"#RE OF $#LUE IN T"E %E#R

7on% 7ife #il$ I .airy Products +risps and 2nac$s 2'eet and 2avoury ;iscuits +ondiments 2helf 2table .esserts

7E% TREN)S In 2pain- the evolution of sales sta%nated. Private label ambient solutions %ained mar$et share. (here has been a chan%e in trend. +onsumption declined and prices roseeven for private labels. Promotional activity declined sli%htly across most ambient cate%ories.

;read<;a$ed Products 7on%)7ife #il$ I .airy Products 2helf)2table /ish +risps and 2nac$s >il<Jine%ar 2'eet and 2avoury ;iscuits 2helf)2table Je%etables +ondiments 2helf)2table /ruit 2helf)2table .esserts +ereals 2'eet 2preads and 2auces Wet 2oups 2u%ar and 2'eeteners Rice ;a$in% In%redients

1E.0K 13.EK 10.DK 10.FK D.HK G.FK G.GK 3.FK 3.3K 2.FK 2.FK 2.EK 1.DK 1.DK 1.FK 1.BK

2ource, IRI retail databasesC Period endin% 2D 2eptember 2013

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2pain
TOP @INNERS? $#LUE S#LES C"#N E $S. %R. # O &*(
M6ll6ons
0 -0 100 1-0 92920 91910

TOP LOSERS? $#LUE S#LES C"#N E $S. %R. # O &*(


.
ShelE StaFle Meat ShelE StaFle $e8etaFles Cereals ShelE StaFle Fru6t

M6ll6ons
90

O6lB$6ne8ar Lon8 L6Ee M6lA G )a6ry Produ+ts Cr6s5s and Sna+As

131.B

B2.B

) 3.B

ED.2

) F.F

ShelE StaFle F6sh SCeet and SaDoury !6s+u6ts

3D.D

) D.H

3D.F

) 1E.3

TOP - C#TE ORIES? E$OLUTION


Jalue sales 4A5 and K chan%e vs. year a%o

C#TE OR% INSI "TS (he increase in sales e=perienced by oil 'as the result of the escalatin% cost of ra' materials. Jolume sales of mil$ increased- driven by non)added)value mil$s. Price increases drove value sales %ro'th across shelf)stable fish. In this cate%oryprivate label and branded sectors %re' at a similar pace.

1 H10 1 F30 1 3DD


M6ll6ons

1 3H3

1 2GE

2.0 ;read<;a$ed Products

3.1 7on% 7ife #il$ I .airy Products 2helf 2table /ish

2.D +risps and 2nac$s

3.F >il<Jine%ar

11.G

(otal A 2ales

K A vs. NA

2ource, IRI retail databasesC Period endin% 2D 2eptember 2013

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"nited 3in%dom
C#TE OR% $#LUE S#LES IN T"E L#ST %E#R
(>P 10
-=000 4=-00

E B1H

Euros= 6n M6ll6ons

4=000 3=-00 3=000 2=-00 2=000 1=-00 1=000 -00 0

3 3G2

2 3G1 1 FEB 1 3B2 1 0BH 1 003 GBG BD3 BD3

;read<;a$ed Products +ereals 2helf 2table Ready #eals 2helf 2table /ish

+risps and 2nac$s 2auces<#i=es 2helf 2table .esserts

2'eet and 2avoury ;iscuits 2helf 2table Je%etables Wet 2oups

S"#RE OF $#LUE IN T"E %E#R

7E% TREN)S Whilst the ".3. economy remains fra%ileforecasts in ?une started to loo$ more optimistic. 6o'ever- a si%nificant proportion of ".3. shoppers are still feelin% the impact of the recession and continue to loo$ for 'ays to cut do'n on everyday food e=penditures. Inflation 'as evident across most ambient food cate%ories- particularly 'ithin 'heat) based products- such as cereal and home ba$in%. /allin% prices across some private label cate%ories 4e.%. beans and canned meat5 'ill increasin%ly drive shoppers to'ards private label alternatives. Promotional activity has helped to drive volume %ro'th in cate%ories such as ambient soup- but manufacturers are startin% to uestion ho' they can %ro' sales in more profitable 'ays- as cate%ory volume %ro'th starts to slo'.

;read<;a$ed Products +risps and 2nac$s 2'eet and 2avoury ;iscuits +ereals 2auces<#i=es 2helf 2table Je%etables 2helf 2table Ready #eals 2helf 2table .esserts Wet 2oups 2helf 2table /ish Rice ;a$in% In%redients +ondiments 2helf 2table #eat Pasta and 1oodles .ried /ruits

21.HK 1G.3K 11.EK H.EK G.BK B.1K E.DK 3.2K 2.DK 2.DK 2.2K 1.DK 1.HK 1.FK 1.FK 1.3K

!urope includes, /rance- 0ermany- Italy- 1etherlands- 2pain and "nited 3in%dom 2ource, IRI retail databasesC Period endin% 2D 2eptember 2013

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"nited 3in%dom
TOP @INNERS? $#LUE S#LES C"#N E $S. %R. # O &*(
M6ll6ons
0 -0 100 1-0 200 9-0 940 930

TOP LOSERS? $#LUE S#LES C"#N E $S. %R. # O &*(


.
Pasta and Noodles Sau+esBM6Hes SaDoury S5reads ShelE StaFle Ready Meals ShelE StaFle $e8etaFles

M6ll6ons
920 910 0

!readB!aAed Produ+ts

1G1.1

) B.B

Cr6s5s and Sna+As

1BH.H

) H.G

SCeet and SaDoury !6s+u6ts

HF.B

) 13.2

Cereals

BG.3

) 1B.G

)r6ed Fru6ts

22.E

) 32.D

TOP - C#TE ORIES? E$OLUTION


Jalue sales 4A5 and K chan%e vs. year a%o

C#TE OR% INSI "TS Near)to) date- ambient food sales are %ro'in% 4O3.2K5- but price increases impacted ambient food more than chilled. Jolume sales %ro'th in Q2 'as *ust O1.2K. Jalue sales %ro'th 'as stron%est across e=pandable treat cate%ories- such as chocolate and biscuits. Jalue sales %ro'th in 'heat)based cate%ories 'as driven by inflation. 2everal ambient cate%ories- such as the easy eatin% cate%ory- 'ere ne%atively impacted by 'arm 'eather. Private label %ained share in many cate%ories- particularly 'ithin canned %oods and 'heat)based cate%ories- 'here inflation drove shoppers into cheaper alternatives. 2i%nificant innovations this year included .airy #il$ ?elly Poppin% +andy- Wal$ers .eep Rid%ed +risps- #altesers (easers ;loc$#uller .e 7u=e +orner- demonstratin% that shoppers are buyin% treats 'hen promotions %rab their attention.

E B1H 3 3G2
M6ll6ons

2 3G1 1 FEB 1 3B2

3.F ;read<;a$ed Products +risps and 2nac$s

B.0

3.H +ereals 2'eet and 2avoury ;iscuits

3.3 2auces<#i=es

)0.G

(otal A 2ales

K A vs. NA

!urope includes, /rance- 0ermany- Italy- 1etherlands- 2pain and "nited 3in%dom 2ource, IRI retail databasesC Period endin% 2D 2eptember 2013

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/inal 1otes

Notes on Cate8ory )eE6n6t6ons Eor Countr6es .ue to the diverse products found in individual countries across this mar$et- it 'as necessary to consolidate the available data into the cate%ories in this report. In some cases- it 'asnMt possible to ali%n products across all si= countries. (hose e=ceptions are listed belo',

ShelE9staFle Eru6ts (he ".3. data in this report only includes mincemeat for this cate%ory.

SCeet and saDoury F6s+u6ts (he ".3 da.ta in this report only includes biscuits and does not include crac$ers or 'afers for this cate%ory.

!readBFaAed 5rodu+ts (he 1etherlands data in this report only includes shelf)stable bread and no other ba$ed %oods.

SCeet s5reads and sau+es (he 0erman and 1etherlands data in this report both include peanut butter and other nut spreadsC the other countries do not.

SaDoury s5reads (he /rance data in this report does not include this cate%ory.

)ry sou5s (he Italy data in this report also includes some risotto and pasta products.

Su8ar and sCeeteners (he ".3. data in this report does not include su%ar- 'hereas the other countries do.

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