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Food shortages and price inflation the perfect storm this Christmas? - Vimarsana News

Food shortages and price inflation the perfect storm this Christmas?

With Christmas approaching, the UK is hearing a lot about expected shortages in supermarkets and food price inflation. But these concerns haven’t dented shopper optimism - in the short-term at least.

Food shortages and price inflation the perfect storm this Christmas? - Vimarsana News

Food shortages and price inflation the perfect storm this Christmas?

With Christmas approaching, the UK is hearing a lot about expected shortages in supermarkets and food price inflation. But these concerns haven’t dented shopper optimism - in the short-term at least.

Shopper confidence rises slightly ahead of Christmas, says ShopperVista - Vimarsana News

Shopper confidence rises slightly ahead of Christmas, says ShopperVista

Retailers have received a welcome boost for Christmas, as a benchmark survey suggests that shopper confidence has risen for the first time since the

Place North West | P4 names two new directors - Vimarsana News

Place North West | P4 names two new directors

The Manchester-based planning consultancy has promoted associates Rhian Thomas and Gillian Worden to the director level.

Three Trends Currently Shaping The Food-To-Go Market - Vimarsana News

Three Trends Currently Shaping The Food-To-Go Market

1st June 2021 In its latest report – Food-to-go: What’s next for Shoppers – ShopperVista from IGD reveals the three trends currently shaping the market following a year of change as a result of the pandemic. 1. Evening food-to-go is on the rise In the most recent lockdown, evening food-to-go missions reached their highest recorded level, becoming more common than lunch missions. IGD suggested that this could be a result of the growth of delivery services, which have made a wider range of products more accessible. It also raises the question of whether shoppers will continue to choose fo...

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