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BUILDING A HUMAN FACEBUILDING A HUMAN FACE THROUGH PRIVATE LABELStewart Samuel, Program Director, IGD Canada

This morning’s presentation

Building a brand identify

Finding the balance for CPGs

The changing role of private label

© IGD 2013Source: IGD Research

One of our five key trends to watch

1. Living better for less 3. Digitising the store2. Backing winning formats

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5. Retail brands building a human

face

4. Flexible fulfilment

The scope is widening

Super Premium

Free FromH&B Veggie

Venture Brands

ValuePremium

Premium

Free FromOrganicsFree From Organic

C b d

Speciality

KidsPet

BabyHealthy Eating

Co‐brand

ValueCore

Value + Discount


Value

Momentum is accelerating

Generation 6:

Generation 4: From private

Generation 5: Leveraging brand equity

Towards total transparency and interactivity

Generation 2:

Generation 3: Growing differentiation

From private label to retailer brand

Generation 1:

Developing category approach

Limited retailer power


Generation 6 moving away from generics to being “unique”

Re‐stating value unique

Signature core brands

Make premium specialp p

Interact with shoppers

Tailorisation

Eco warrior


Building brands

Re‐modelled to add more individuality and charactercharacter

© IGD 2013Source: IGD Research, Retailers’ images

Guaranteed Value, Stop & Shop, Ahold, US

M Savers, Morrisons, UK 365, Delhaize, Belgium

Core ranges developing their own personality

Th S k A i S f USThe Snack Artist, Safeway, US Tesco, UK

Gott Liv, ICA, Sweden

Albert Heijn, Netherlands


Sweden

‘Me‐too’ belongs in the past

ICA, Sweden Eroski, Spain

SafewayWoolworths

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Safeway, USA

Woolworths, Australia

Source: IGD Research, Retailers‘ images

Mirroring shopper sentiments and trends

Diet & weight loss Vegetarian

Sport and Wellness

Functional foods Regional

’You Count‘Waitrose,

UK‘Veggie‘

Spar, Austria‘Super Pasta‘Wegmans, US

‘Fit&Active ‘Aldi, USA

‘Regional’ Rewe, Germany

EcologicalNaturalFree From SustainableChildrens‘

‘G Såkl ’ ‘AH & lijk ’


‘Garant Såklart’ Axfood, Sweden

‘Delhaize Kids’ Delhaize, Belgium

’Free From’ Sainsbury’s, UK

‘AH puur&eerlijk ’ Albert Heijn, Netherlands

‘Balea Nature’ dm, Germany

Format and mission‐specific ranges

Migrolino, Migros, Switzerland ‘Good to Go’, Waitrose, UK


Investment continuing in top‐tier ranges

Tesco Finest, Tesco, UK

© IGD 2013Source: IGD Research, Retailers’ images, The Grocer (UK)

PC Black Label, Loblaw, Canada

Low‐cost buzz creation!

Building a community

Driving word of mouth

recommendationsrecommendations

Reviews turnReviews turn social media into

gift guides

© IGD 2013Source: IGD Research, Lidl Ireland

Finding innovative ways to capture feedback

www.migipedia.ch/de/Migros, Switzerland


www.waitrosekitchentable.co.ukThe Kitchen Table, Waitrose, UK

Marketing becoming more personal and accessibleaccessible

Jumbo, Netherlands

© IGD 2013Source: IGD Research, Retailers

Weis, USA Aldi, UK

Designing your own packaging

© IGD 2013Source: IGD Research, DM

DM, Germany

Creating a unique experience

© IGD 2013Source: IGD Research, The Co‐operative Group

Tweet For A Table, The Co‐operative, UK

Engaging shoppers with range development

© IGD 2013Source: IGD Research, Asda

Asda‐Walmart, UK

Local sourcing and transparency

Woolworths, Australia


Meijer, USA

Ethics, transparency and trust

© IGD 2013Source: IGD Research, Aldi UK

Aldi, UK

Vertical integration adds dimension

The Co‐operative, UKThe Co operative, UK

Morrisons UK


Morrisons, UK

Embodying broader corporate responsibility goals


Waitrose, UK Sainsbury’s, UK

Venture brands – a new frontier?


Tesco, UK Carrefour, France

Value remains significant driver of sales volume

Re‐engineering products to create new value ranges

Creative, eye‐catching statements highlighting value as a part of packaging

design

© IGD 2013Source: P&G, Danone, Mars

Exploiting tiered ranging and brand strength to capture spend at all levelscapture spend at all levelsSource: IGD Resesarch, Barilla

Standard Whole GrainPremium

RegionalTraditional Egg Pasta

Family Vegetable Pasta

© IGD 2013Source: IGD Research, Barilla

Egg Pasta Vegetable Pasta

Packaging and technological innovation to drive differentiationdifferentiation

‘Rice Fusions‘, Iglo Group, UK Podravka-Lagris, Czech Republic

© IGD 2013Source: IGD Resesarch, Iglo Group, Lagris

Unlocking new shopper segments

Targeting male shoppers Fonterra

© IGD 2013

Targeting male shoppers, Fonterra, New Zealand

Source: IGD Research, Fonterra

‘Big’ Really Can Mean Better!

First these…..….then these

….and now this!….and now this!

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….plus these

Source: IGD Research, Heinz

Enhancing environmental credentials

Heinz, US Mondelez, UK

© IGD 2013Source: IGD Research, Heinz, Mondelez, Method

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Get in touch!

Stewart Samuel, Program Director, IGD Canadae: [email protected] t: + 1 604 721 7064

www ra igd com

© IGD 2013

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Further information

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Stewart SamuelProgram Director, IGD

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© IGD 2013

@Stewart_IGD

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