Nearly three in ten Australians are “very concerned” about sugar consumption new research from Nielsen and the George Institute has found. The households most concerned about sugar consumption are...

Promotion and sales of pork has paid off in increased Australian retail sales of the meat Nielsen research has found. According to Nielsen, over the past 12 months in Australia, pork has experienced a...

Baby Boomers may be Australia’s next booming customer base for alcohol retailers new Nielsen research suggests. According to Nielsen data, Baby Boomers are drinking more than Millennials with more than...

Australians are spending more on fruit and vegetables but eating less of it new Nielsen research has found. According to Nielsen, dollar sales for fresh fruits and vegetables increased by 9 per cent last...

Nielsen Australia has released new research which indicates that one in three Australian consumers would consider choosing a perceived ‘authentic’ brand when grocery shopping. Nielsen Homescan Insights...

Australian millennials are less likely to drink their elders a new Nielsen research study has found. Just over half of Millennials (those aged 18-34) said they consumed alcohol in the past month, compared...

Australians are eating marginally less seafood than they were a year ago new Nielsen research has revealed. According to Nielsen, the overall dollar sales for seafood fell 0.3 per cent in the 12-months...

New Nielsen research has found one in three Australian consumers would consider paying more for premium groceries. According to Nielsen, a significant amount of shoppers are already paying big dollars...

The rate at which Australians born overseas are purchasing fast moving consumer goods is growing faster than the rate of Australian-born shoppers. According to Nielsen’s latest Ethnic-Australian Consumer...

Australians are purchasing more Asian vegetables at the supermarket and green grocer according to the latest Nielsen Homescan study. Asian vegetable sales jumped 22 per cent in the 12 months ending January...