AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoRetail AI: Tesco is rolling out an in-app meal planner that uses Clubcard purchase data to suggest recipes based on shoppers’ budgets, preferences and what they already have at home. Snacks and Sweets: Mondelez says Oreo Minis and new Ritz pack sizes helped win share, while more targeted promotions are improving returns. MTR has added eight sweets, including date-and-dry-fruit Mysore Pak bites. Smaller Packs: NielsenIQ says smaller households, tighter budgets and GLP-1 use are shifting grocery demand toward smaller packs that cost less per trip. Foodservice Packaging: SIG’s new bag-in-box fitment is designed to make dispensing more flexible as operators expand beverage menus. Home Wellness: Cold-plunge brand HomePlunge is entering Australia through a local distribution partnership, offering a bathtub-connected chiller without dedicated installation.
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