Off-trade market research (page 60 of 69)

We believe that throughout 2011 Amazon will pip Tesco to the post of biggest UK online retailer ranked by sales (for both food and nonfood combined). Indeed Tesco has a real battle on its hands. An in...

In 2009-2010, internet retailing witnessed an ongoing widening of its offer, but also of demand. Whilst the first purchasers were often men who “went on an adventure in search of new gadgets, new book...

Verdict Research: Retail Futures is a unique forecasting tool providing dynamic forecasts and analysis of market demand and price pressures....

Verdict Research: Retail Futures is a unique forecasting tool providing dynamic forecasts and analysis of market demand and price pressures....

The arrival of the internet in the history of non-store shopping clearly determined a new era. Although some commercial activity had been tried over the internet earlier, online shopping fully marked ...

In the midst of successful streamlining and cost-cutting strategies, Metro’s hypermarkets battle against discounters and its Media Markt/Saturn chains face aggressive internet retailers in Germany, wh...

Internet retailing in Indonesia continued its accelerated growth, further expandeding its size in 2010. Due to increasing demand for convenience and higher internet usage, consumers considered the int...

Despite the dynamic growth in retail value sales in internet retailing in the review period, internet access remained largely the preserve of higher-income consumers. Access among lower-income consume...

Internet retailing in Israel still remains extremely undeveloped as the majority of Israeli consumers have yet to accept this form of purchasing goods. Despite the fact that Israelis are technology sa...

This report relates to units mainly engaged in retailing specialised food lines, such as confectionery or smallgoods or tobacco products....

Internet retailing was the most dynamic channel within retailing in 2010. It posted dynamic value growth of 13% in 2010. The main reason for this good performance was the growing popularity of on-line...

Women increasingly joined the labour force in Chile during the review period and thus sought means of balancing their work and household chores. Tightened schedules made internet retailing an increasi...

The growth in domestic internet sales during the review period was slow, mainly because of the growing popularity of foreign internet retailers amongst Bulgarians. Many experienced internet users do n...

Euromonitor International investigates the South Korean conglomerate, Shinsegae, to assess its retail operations in the global market. From Shinsegae's long-standing operations in grocery and departme...

Retailing saw a return to growth in 2010 after 18 difficult months, with the pace of value expansion likely to quicken into 2011. However, performance was not uniform. Sales advanced in emerging marke...

Internet retailing records an influx of experienced retailers which are active in store-based retailing and in homeshopping. For store-based retailers, e-stores reinforce sales, increase price and pro...

In recent years there has been a surge of joint-ventures between fuel and convenience retailers across Europe. Through these collaborations, oil companies have sought the expertise of convenience reta...

Internet retailing continues to show significant potential, due to the channel’s continued double-digit growth rates. In 2010, internet retailing accounted for sales of €15.0 billion excluding VAT. In...

As online operations internationalise from 2010 on, especially in the EU, we ask whether Germany offers an attractive opportunity for pureplays as well multichannel players. Germany is after all the m...

Most store-based retailers in Malaysia agree that internet retailing is still in its infancy in Malaysia. Over the forecast period it is unlikely that internet retailing will become a major force with...

The recent credit crunch had a positive effect on the overall performance of internet retailers as customers were browsing the web for better deals. The more daring customers went abroad to get much b...

Tuan gou, which translates into English as group purchase, is a popular practice in China and the Far East through which consumers consolidate orders across the internet in order to make one single bu...

Internet retailing accounts for an approximately 20% share of total value of non-store retailing and has continued to show healthy growth driven by increasing numbers of internet users in Thailand. Cu...

Internet retailing is increasing in popularity as consumers become more familiar with technology. Consumers are not just connected to the internet via laptops, but are using their phones to stay conne...

Internet retailing grew strongly in 2010, thanks to the convenience and deals provided through shopping on-line. Americans turned to the Internet more frequently to compare prices, research deals and ...

Proliferation of netbooks, smartphones and increased penetration of broadband usage has contributed towards growth of internet retailing in Hong Kong. Consumers appreciate that internet retailing offe...

While consumers refrained from buying expensive discretionary items during the economic downturn, they remained attracted to Internet retailing for value purchases, particularly during the festive gif...

Although non-store retailing is the newest and therefore the most rapidly developing retail channel in Latvia, in 2010 it still suffered from the unfavourable economic situation. Internet sales and di...

Despite the economic recession, non-store retailing maintained its positive performance in value terms in 2010, mainly due to rapidly growing internet shopping. The number of retailers operating on th...

Internet retailing continued to grow at a good pace throughout 2010, as Spanish consumers gradually started losing their fear of making online transactions. Furthermore, this channel provides more app...