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Growth of Hard Discounters - Ireland - June 2009

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Table of Contents

  • Issues in the Market
  • Key themes of the report
  • Definition
  • Abbreviations
  • Market in Brief
  • Discounters tighten their grip on Ireland' s food retailing sector
  • Times of hardship ultimately mean changing shopping patterns
  • The era of the bargain hunter
  • Easing the threat of hard discounters
  • Internal Market Environment
  • Key points
  • Rise to fame
    • Figure 1: The rise to fame of the hard discounters, 2009
  • The birth of the bargain hunter
  • High degree of price-consciousness in RoI
    • Figure 2: Consumer agreement to range of shopping statements, RoI and NI, 2003-08
  • The strategic approach
    • Figure 3: Consumer response to statement ' I decide what I want before doing the weekly shop' , by gender, age and social grade, RoI and NI, 2008
  • Coming up trumps
  • The knock-on effect from price-comparison statistics
  • Importance of fresh local produce
    • Figure 4: Consumer response with statements relating to shopping, RoI and NI, 2003-08
  • Meeting consumers' health and nutrition expectations
    • Figure 5: NPD food & drink launches, UK and Ireland, 2003-09
  • Benefits of leading a healthier lifestyle
  • Fresh food revolution
    • Figure 6: Consumer response with statements relating to their lifestyle, RoI and NI, 2003-08
  • Own-label substitutes gain ground
    • Figure 7: Consumer agreement to a range of food statements, RoI and NI, 2003-08
  • Broader Market Environment
  • Key points
  • Ireland' s recession plays to the advantage of discounters
    • Figure 8: Economic outlook for NI and RoI, 2008-10
  • How confident are we?
  • Possible market opportunity by helping consumers cut back
    • Figure 9: Consumer responses to statement ' When feeling the pinch, which of these are you most likely to do when trying to cut back your personal spending?' , NI and RoI*, January 2008
  • Rise of the ' euro tourist'
  • Easing the threat of ' euro tourists'
  • Adapting to an ageing market
    • Figure 10: RoI and NI projected population, by age group, 2000-20
  • Technology developments may be vital for growth of hard discounters
    • Figure 11: Number of respondents with a broadband internet connection at home, NI and RoI, 2004-08
  • Innovation in Value Brands
  • Key points
  • Sizeable rise in the number of value ranges launched in 2008
    • Figure 12: Number of economy and premium food and drink launches in the meals and meal centres and bakery categories, UK/RoI, 2003-09
  • The recession boosts demand for condiments, bakery and convenience items
  • Findings documented in the Bottled water hit by the crunch article
  • Tesco leads the way in value NPD launches
    • Figure 13: Number of economy food and drink launches, by company, UK and RoI, 2003-09
  • Growth of the Hard Discounters
  • Key points
  • Ireland' s changing food retailing environment
  • Hard discounters tighten their grip on RoI grocery market
    • Figure 14: Market share of RoI grocery market, by retailer, 2006 and 2008
  • Aldi and Lidl increase their market presence
  • Tesco dominates the UK food retailing sector
    • Figure 15: Market share of the UK grocery market, by retailer, 2006-08
  • Comparison to NI grocery market
  • Profile of Ireland' s hard discounters
  • Aldi
    • Figure 16: Aldi business model, 2009
    • Figure 17: Aldi product range, 2009
  • Lidl
    • Figure 18: Lidl business model, 2009
  • Competitor Reaction
  • Key points
  • More competitive retail arena
    • Figure 19: Advertising expenditure, by retailer, RoI, 2004 and 2008
  • Asda
  • Impact of the credit crunch
  • How is Asda targeting the discount shopper?
  • Pricing and promotion
  • Asda lower price promise goes live
  • Back with the old -- the return of the pocket tap
  • Expansion of distribution
  • Communications -- message to consumers
  • Budget ranges
    • Figure 20: Asda own-label range, 2009
  • Dunnes Stores
  • Impact of the credit crunch
  • How is Dunnes targeting the discount shopper?
  • Communications -- message to consumers
  • Budget ranges
  • Marks & Spencer (RoI and NI)
  • Impact of the credit crunch
  • How is M&S targeting the discount shopper?
  • Jumping on the promotions bandwagon
  • Latest seasonal features
  • Move to incorporate branded items
  • Communications -- message to consumers
  • Creating a night-out ambience at home
  • Budget ranges
  • Food baskets
  • Sainsbury' s (NI only)
  • Impact of the credit crunch
  • How is Sainsbury' s targeting the discount shopper?
  • Basic food and drink lines boost sales at Sainsbury' s checkouts
  • Targeting the stay-at-home consumer
  • Communications -- message to consumers
  • Encouraging consumers to become smarter shoppers
  • Budget ranges
    • Figure 21: Sainsbury' s economy range, 2009
  • SuperValu
  • Impact of credit crunch
  • How is SuperValu targeting the discount shopper?
  • The price promise
  • Meal for the family
  • Aligning closely with suppliers
  • Communications -- message to consumers
  • Striving to stand out
  • SuperValu real rewards
  • Budget ranges
  • Tesco Ireland
  • Impact of the credit crunch
  • The one to beat
  • Job generation despite the recession
  • How is Tesco Ireland targeting the discount shopper?
  • Every little helps
  • Targeting consumers at their richest?
  • Clubcard and online shopping service helps maintain customer footfall
  • Communications -- message to consumers
  • Real baskets
  • Budget ranges
    • Figure 22: Tesco value ranges, 2009
  • Shopping Priorities
  • Key points
  • Competing with other grocers' offerings
    • Figure 23: Deciding factors when shopping for food, drink and household products, by most important factor, RoI and NI, 2003 and 2008
  • Making the shopping trip more convenient
  • Bringing in the shoppers
    • Figure 24: Type of shop consumers prefer to shop when doing the regular main shopping for food, drink and household products, RoI and NI, 2003-08
  • Top-up shopping opportunities
    • Figure 25: Type of shop consumers prefer to shop in when topping up their food, drink and household products, RoI and NI, 2003-08
  • Where do Consumers Shop?
  • Key points
  • An increasingly fickle shopper?
    • Figure 26: Food and drink retailers regularly shopped in, RoI and NI, January 2009
  • One in three Irish consumers regularly shop in convenience stores
  • Targeting the Irish consumer
  • Recessional guilt
  • Does loyalty come at a price?
  • The consequences for the market
  • Important Factors When Shopping
  • Key points
  • Hard discounters to capitalise on changing retail environment
  • The rise of the bargain hunter
    • Figure 27: Most important factors when grocery shopping, RoI and NI, January 2009
  • Premium aspects are important to a third of Irish consumers
  • Varied shopping basket in RoI
  • It' s not all about price -- today' s discounter is multidimensional
    • Figure 28: Important factors when grocery shopping, according to Aldi/Lidl shoppers, RoI, January 2009
    • Figure 29: Important factors when grocery shopping, according to Aldi/Lidl shoppers, NI, January 2009
  • Appendix
  • GNPD appendix
    • Figure 32: Number of economy food and drink launches, by category, UK and RoI, 2003-09
  • TGI appendix
    • Figure 33: Agreement with the statement ' I buy goods produced by my own country whenever I can' , by demographic breakdown, NI and RoI, 2008
    • Figure 34: Agreement with the statement-- ' I tend to spend money without thinking' , by demographic breakdown, NI and RoI, 2008
    • Figure 35: Agreement with the statement-- ' I like to try out new food products' , by demographic breakdown, NI and RoI, 2008
    • Figure 36: Agreement with the statement-- ' I buy free-range products whenever I can' , by demographic breakdown, NI and RoI, 2008
    • Figure 37: Agreement with the statement-- ' I am eating more healthy food than I have in the past' , by demographic breakdown, NI and RoI, 2008
    • Figure 38: Agreement with the statement-- ' I always use money-off coupons and vouchers' , by demographic breakdown, NI and RoI, 2008
    • Figure 39: Agreement with the statement-- ' It' s worth paying more for organic food' , by demographic breakdown, NI and RoI, 2008
    • Figure 40: Agreement with the statement-- ' I always look out for special offers' , by demographic breakdown, NI and RoI, 2008
    • Figure 41: Agreement with statement-- ' I buy fair trade products when available' , by demographic breakdown, NI and RoI, 2008
    • Figure 42: Agreement with the statement-- ' I pay attention to where the products I purchase are made/grown' , by demographic breakdown, NI and RoI, 2008
    • Figure 43: Agreement with the statement-- ' I am prepared to pay more for foods that don' t contain artificial additives' , by demographic breakdown, NI and RoI, 2008
    • Figure 44: Agreement with the statement-- ' I always think of the calories in what I eat' , by demographic breakdown, NI and RoI, 2008
    • Figure 45: Agreement with the statement-- ' I try to include plenty of fibre in my diet these days' , by demographic breakdown, NI and RoI, 2008
    • Figure 46: Agreement with the statement-- ' I should do more about my health' , by demographic breakdown, NI and RoI, 2008
    • Figure 47: Agreement with the statement-- ' I consider my diet to be very healthy' , by demographic breakdown, NI and RoI, 2008
    • Figure 48: Agreement with the statement-- ' I always check the nutritional content of food' , by demographic breakdown, NI and RoI, 2008
    • Figure 49: Agreement with the statement-- ' I always look for the light/diet versions of food & drink' , by demographic breakdown, NI and RoI, 2008
  • Millward Brown appendix
    • Figure 50: Food and drink retailers regularly shopped in, by demographics, NI, January 2009
    • Figure 51: Food and drink retailers regularly shopped in, by demographics, RoI, January 2009
    • Figure 52: Most important factors when shopping for food and drink, by demographics, NI, January 2009
    • Figure 53: Most important factors when shopping for food and drink, by demographics, RoI, January 2009
    • Figure 54: Most important factors when shopping for food and drink, by demographics, RoI, January 2009
    • Figure 55: Consumers' choice of retailers, by ethical preferences, RoI, January 2009
    • Figure 56: Consumers' choice of retailers, by ethical preferences, NI, January 2009
  • Consumer typologies appendix
    • Figure 57: Consumer response with statements on most concerning factors regarding current economic situation, retailer regularly shopped in and most important factors when shopping, by cluster groups, NI, January 2009
    • Figure 58: Demographic profile of NI cluster groups, January 2009
    • Figure 59: Consumer response with statements on most concerning factors regarding current economic situation, retailer regularly shopped in and most important factors when shopping, by cluster groups, RoI, January 2009
    • Figure 60: Demographic profile of RoI cluster groups, January 2009
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