“Aldi and Lidl are wedded to the smaller-store, limited range, largely-own-brand offer. So there is limited scope for them to cater to shopper demand for a wider range or for more branded lines – and so to capture more main-shop customers.”
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This report provides in-depth analysis and insight supported by a range of data. At the same time, introductory and top-level content is provided to give you an overview of the issues covered. Market
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The Market Environment
Consumer Spending and Channels of Distribution
Sector Size and Forecast
Strengths and Weaknesses
Consumer
Consumer
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The Consumer – Shopper Profiles by Retailer
The Consumer – Where They Shop
The Consumer – Types of Stores Used
The Consumer – Attitudes Towards Aldi and Lidl
The Consumer – Why They Do not Shop at Aldi/Lidl
The Consumer – Buying Non-grocery Items from Supermarkets
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Brand/Company
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Non-grocery Retail
Brand Perceptions and Social Media
Brand Communication and Promotion
Who’s Innovating?
Space Allocation Summary
Retail Product Mix
Leading Grocery Retailers
Market Shares
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Aldi
Asda Group Ltd
The Co-operative Food
Iceland Foods
Lidl/Kaufland (Schwarz Group)
Marks & Spencer (UK food)
Wm Morrison Group
Ocado
J. Sainsbury
Spar Europe
Tesco Plc
Waitrose Ltd
25th September 2015
"Certainly with its expansion into a food sector in a state of transition BHS will be navigating choppy waters. Perhaps its key strength here is the location of its stores in city centres, which will appeal to the growing convenience grocery shopping audience." 
14th September 2015
“Several grocers in the UK and mainland Europe have responded recently to prevailing food deflation and stagnating sales with more sophisticated marketing designed to engage customers in new ways"
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Aldi and Lidl – How big will they get?
