TABS Analytics Blog

In our second infographic from the 2017 TABS Food and Beverage Study, we highlight some of the trends from study, including:

• The growth of organics (it's still a small percentage of category sales, but getting bigger)
• How diet product products skew demographically (the answer will surprise you - it did us!) 

Be sure to watch the recording of our 2017 Food and Beverage Study webinar where we reviewed these points, and more, in detail.  

Our first infographic from the 2017 TABS Household Care survey is a study in contrasts: deals are important, online shopping is not. Five key trends, as we see it, are shaping the household care landscape for this important CPG sector. Read on below to learn what they are.

And, don't forget to watch the recording of our 2017 Household Care Study webinar, where we reviewed these trends in detail, and more...  

In our first infographic from the 2017 TABS Food and Beverage Study, we highlight the importance of deal tactics among shoppers. Some findings from our study include:

• Households with kids place the most importance on deals
• Grocery continues to struggle in attracting online shoppers

Be sure to watch the recording of our 2017 Food and Beverage Study webinar where we reviewed these points, and more, in detail.  

In our first infographic from the 2017 TABS Baby Care Study, we highlight the importance of buyers without young children. Some findings from our study include:

• Buyers without young children are also purchasing baby products  
• Household penetration rises with income, with higher-income households having the highest levels

Be sure to watch the recording of our 2017 Baby Care webinar where we reviewed these points, and more, in detail.  

In our second infographic from the 2017 TABS Personal Care Study, we highlight the importance of the Dollar Store channel in attracting personal care buyers, as well as some other findings, including:

• How do families with children compare to millennials 
• Where do consumers shop most frequently for personal care 
• Who wins the hearts and minds of value brand consumers  

Be sure to watch the recording of our 2017 Personal Care webinar where we went into all of this, and more, in detail.  

In our first infographic from the 2017 TABS Personal Care Study, we highlight the importance and influence that deals have for personal care buyers, as well as some other findings, including:

• Who the heaviest personal care buyer group is
• How well Ecomm does in personal care (vs. Ecomm in grocery)
• What's driving Dollar Channel growth

Be sure to register for our 2017 Personal Care webinar where we'll go into all of this, and more, in detail. 

In our second infographic from the 2016 TABS Beauty Study, we highlight several specific cosmetics trends, including:

• The growth of brands and types purchased.
• Which retailers won, and which ones lost, gaining share of purchases.
• Key consumer attitudes towards purchasing cosmetics. 

TABS Analytics recently hosted its Third Annual Beauty Study Webinar. In our first infographic from the study, we outline a few overall trends including:

• Which brands are growing in awareness.
• Who the heavy purchasers of cosmetics are.
• How mass market purchasing in cosmetics compares to mass market purchasing in skincare.

In our second infographic from the 2016 TABS Analytics Food & Beverage Study, we wanted to call out some "old-school" ways that still deliver results for food and beverage consumables categories. Key findings are highlighted below, including:

• Grocery has the highest share of consumers purchasing regularly (and the highest overall penetration)
• As we've highlighted previously, online grocery continues to struggle to break the 2 percent share mark
• Consumers purchasing food and beverage consumables respond well to retailer promotions
• Trendy, often-touted concepts like organic food and beverage products and online show rooming are yet to be mainstream

 Some things indeed are "old" because they stand the test of time and still work.

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TABS Analytics completed its Food and Beverage Categories Study in August 2016. This first infographic from this consumables study reveals some not-so-flattering details about the current state of onine grocery purchasing.

• The ecommerce share in food and beverage categories remains low. 
• Even with heavy investment behind improving online grocery shopping from retailers across the country, penetration declined in the past year.
• The lone bright spot has been the slight gain in share for online grocery thanks to curbside pickup.

Click here to view as a PDF.