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WHAT PROPORTION OF NEW PRODUCTS SURVIVE TWO YEARS?

>50% survive 2 years

Average product’s lifespan is

4-5 years

SURVIVAL AND LIFESPAN OF PRODUCTS

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2013 2012 2011 2010 2009

Core

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Renovation

Innovation Branded

Grocery

Sales £bn

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WHY IS INNOVATION IMPORTANT?

£7bn

INNOVATION DRIVES INCREMENTAL GROWTH

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Too much choice, too

little choice?

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CATEGORY ENHANCING INNOVATIONS SEEK INSPIRATION FROM

WITHOUT NOT WITHIN THE CATEGORY

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Rational or irrational from 5 to 7,000 lines?

THE RATIONALE FOR ADDITIONAL SKU’S

Frozen 23%

• Frozen ready meals 28%

Fresh/chill 21%

• Chilled processed poultry 38%

• Fresh pasta 28%

• Yoghurt 26%

• Chilled bakery 26%

Ambient grocery 17%

• Confectionery 23%

Alcohol 13%

• Cider 21%

INNOVATION % OF CATEGORY THAT ARE NEW SKU’S OVER PAST YEAR

BEFORE YOU ARE ONE YOU WILL HAVE WORKED YOUR WAY

THROUGH EVERY TOOTHPASTE SKU (EVEN IF YOU DON’T HAVE

TEETH!)

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FIVE YEARS FOR HAIRCARE

7 YEARS TO MUNCH YOUR WAY THROUGH EVERY BREAKFAST

CEREAL SKU

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12 YEARS FOR CRISPS

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OCCASION

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30 YEARS FOR BISCUITS

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MUCH ‘INNOVATION’ THINKS IN STRAIGHT LINES; IS CONFINED BY

WHAT ALREADY EXISTS

CONFECTIONERY

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MUCH INNOVATION…….ISN’T

IT’S MORE OF THE SAME

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Too much choice, too

little choice?

Re framing value

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CHANGE CONSUMERS PERSPECTIVE

Supermarkets are

all the same

2012

2011

2010

2009

% of consumers

2012 data

No opportunity for true self expression

Supermarkets migrate to the middle ground - UK politics repeating itself?

THE RETAILER NEED TO CHANGE TO CREATE A POINT OF DIFFERENCE

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RE FRAMING VALUE

OBM (MEAL DEALS) – BIG & GETTING BIGGER

£360 million +40% year on year

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Ranked

73/289

categories by

size

OBM fastest

growing

significant

retailer category

Tea/Evening Meal

£1.76

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RE-FRAMING VALUE

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RE-FRAMING VALUE

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Too much choice, too

little choice?

Inspiration from the

kitchen

Re framing value

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MARKETING TO THE INDIVIDUAL –

CATERING FOR ME

1 person 44%

2 people 35%

3 people 11%

4+ people 10%

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Price

matters

especially

when it

comes to

kids – kids

over index

for Value

PL by a

quarter

+24%

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56%

More than

half of kids

branded

foods are not

eaten by kids

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+20%

Men are 20%

more valuable

than women

(on average 20%

bigger portion sizes)

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A LONG TERM MOVE AWAY FROM HANDS ON TO HAND OFF –

FROM MADE TO CHOSEN

High Involvement

Low involvement

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HELP CREATE THE MEAL FOR CONSUMERS

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A LONG TERM MOVE AWAY FROM PROTEIN CENTRED TO DISH

CENTRED EATING

Meat and two vegetables

Dish based cuisine

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MOVE FROM SELLING INGREDIENTS TO SELLING DISHES – OR

MEAL SOLUTIONS

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Dish maker

=

high value

Ingredient

=

lower value

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LESS AND LESS TIME IN THE KITCHEN

TIME TAKEN TO PREPARE & COOK THE MAIN MEAL

1980 60 minutes

1990 45 minutes

2013 32 minutes

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A global brand MY way

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Too much choice, too

little choice?

Inspiration from the

kitchen

Inspiration from the

population

Re framing value

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13%

Born abroad

25%

Obese

25%

Obese

13%

Born abroad

7%

Aged 20-25

4%

Vegetarian

6%

Diabetic

43% regularly eat

their evening

meal in front of

the TV

More over

65’s than

under 16’s

for the first

time EVER

25%

Aged 20-

34 (3m)

live with

parents

5m single

person

household

s with

child(ren)

11m with

false teeth

8% kids

have a

serious food

allergy (2%

all adults)

4m work

from home

+24% in a

decade

50% of our awake

time on computers/

mobiles/watching

TV

Average

age of

having first

child now

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INSPIRATION FOR INNOVATION

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Too much choice, too

little choice?

Inspiration from the

kitchen

Meeting needs

Inspiration from the

population

Re framing value

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CONSUMER BASED NEEDS

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15 year trend

CONSUMERS INTEREST IN HEALTH SOARS….

Source: Kantar Worldpanel Usage, 12 m/e May 2010, Total Consumption

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OCCASION BASED NEEDS

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1,461

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1,859

6,289

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4,000

5,000

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7,000

RomanticMeal in

Treat Couple eveml - HH with

kids

Family nightin

TogetherTime

Special Social

occs

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In Home & Carried Out Consumption

52 w/e Oct 2013

‘EVERYDAY EVENTS’ – TREATS, SOCIAL EVENTS AND BIG NIGHTS IN

OFFER YEAR ROUND OPPORTUNITIES

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Too much choice, too

little choice?

Inspiration from the

kitchen

Meeting needs

Inspiration from the

population

Re framing value

Driving whole store

value

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Categories are expandable

but ……………

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DRIVING INCREMENTALITY OF CONSUMPTION

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DRIVING BASKET VALUE

23% sweet pies feature custard or cream

5% tea with biscuits (but 33% of biscuits with tea)

1% wine with olives

38% chilled burgers with table sauce/relish

26% frozen pizza with frozen potato products

3% curry with poppadums' 16% with naan

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SAINSBURYS MISSED OPPORTUNITY WITH SOFT FRUIT – ONLY

72% OF SAINSBURYS SOURCED SOFT FRUIT FEATURES

SAINSBURYS SOURCED CREAM

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Tesco Soft Fruit Asda Soft Fruit Sainsburys SoftFruit

Morrisons SoftFruit

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% OF SOFT FRUIT CONSUMED WITH SAME RETAILER SOURCED CREAM

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Too much choice, too

little choice?

Inspiration from the

kitchen

Meeting needs

Inspiration from the

population

Re framing value

Driving whole store

value

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Giles Quick

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