The just-food international basket - Q2 2012
By Dean Best | 6 September 2012
Continued pressure on raw material costs, combined with a squeeze on consumer spending, has limited price increases across western Europe and the US, according to the latest data from the just-food international basket, compiled by SymphonyIRI. The analysts argue the price gap between brands and own-label narrowed as brand-owners felt pressure from the private-label strategies of retailers.
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Continued pressure on raw material costs, combined with a squeeze on consumer spending, has limited price increases across western Europe and the US, according to the latest data from the just-food international basket, compiled by SymphonyIRI. The analysts argue the price gap between brands and own-label narrowed as brand-owners felt pressure from the private-label strategies of retailers.
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