Does inflation mean the end of grocery brand loyalty?

Jo Peters; Jason Sit; Will Higham

Does inflation mean the end of grocery brand loyalty?

Jo Peters, Jason Sit^*, Will Higham

^*Corresponding author for this work

School of Strategy, Marketing and Innovation

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Abstract

Faced with the highest inflation rates in the G7, British grocery shoppers are increasingly looking to save money by choosing discounter supermarkets and own- or private-label products over the more expensive, heritage brands. What does this mean for future brand loyalty?

Original language	English
Specialist publication	Canvas8 Report
Publication status	Published - 14 Sept 2022

Keywords

Retailing
Coping
Own label
Private Labels (PL)
Grocery shopping
Supermarkets
Brand loyalty
Switching behaviour

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https://www.canvas8.com/library/reports/2022/09/14/does-inflation-mean-the-end-of-grocery-brand-loyalty

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