Tag Archives: April 2017 Feature

Market Watch: Forgotten Shoppers—When Demographics Shift, Who Gets Left Behind?

When you think of the “typical” shopper today, what do you see? Is it a mother with a couple of children in tow, or young, fit men and women outfitted in the latest fashions?

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Retail Execution: Technology Advancements Drive Merchandising Efficiency and Results

Advancements in technology are everywhere in retail—including merchandising, where they’re increasingly being used to drive efficiencies and precision.

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From the Front Lines: The Manager’s Guide to Success

Individual tips for success from Sales Advisors and Brand Ambassadors often vary depending on what types of programs they work on and who their customers are. We wondered—what do our supervisors and account managers, who have a broader view of the business, think it takes to succeed on the front lines?

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Branding and Package Design: Innovations in Convenience and Sustainability

Packaging for the Consumer A customer stands in the frozen food aisle staring at broccoli and corn. Without loyalty or preference for any one item, he needs to choose. Brand perception will likely play a big role in his decision. Chances are good the packaging itself will, too. More and more, consumers are looking for […]

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Supply Solutions: Cracking the Code of Strategic Sourcing

From White Paper to Reality At Daymon, the Strategic Sourcing team literally takes the global sourcing process into their own hands. Understanding the growing importance of Brazil as a strategic location, Vipon Kumar, Daymon’s Chief Sourcing and Trading Officer, and his team recently traveled there with one of Daymon’s largest customers to identify new opportunities […]

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Retail Strategy and Insights: Private Brands Beat National Brands in Driving Differentiation and Loyalty

Every retailer claims they’re different from their competitors. But a recent study by Daymon shows retailers are in fact much more similar than they think. When it comes to food retailing in particular, up to 98 percent of the national brand products carried by a retailer are also carried by its competitors. In other words, […]

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Meet the Expert: Building Relationships to Build Business

When Jennifer Morgan signed on to be the Business Manager to launch a new culinary experiential marketing program with a major national retailer last year, she set to work right away learning all she could about how similar programs for grocery retailers were run at Daymon. But within the first few weeks, it became clear […]

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Consumer Experience Marketing: Making a Big Impression in Small Formats

Around the globe, populations are becoming more urbanized, family sizes are shrinking and consumers are facing more competing demands on their time than ever before. As a result, convenience has become the order of the day—and retail formats are following suit. Gone are the days of sprawling hypermarkets with their seemingly endless aisles popping up […]

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Trending Tastes: Redefining Protein—Beyond Meat

Move over meat—vegetables are increasingly taking over the spotlight as consumers look to eat healthier and reduce their impact on the planet. Items like pea protein powder, portabella “burgers,” raw nut bars, jackfruit shredded “meat” and soy chorizo are popping up left and right on restaurant menus and in retail. Home and restaurant chefs alike […]

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Sales Engagement: Celebrate Spring!

In many areas of the world, April ushers in milder weather and thoughts of renewal, particularly as consumers celebrate spring holidays like Easter and Passover. In the United States alone, shoppers spend over $17 billion on food, candy, flowers and apparel to mark these spring celebrations. Sales Advisors can help shoppers prepare by offering innovative […]

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