The Brand View Index for January has just been released. Read on to find where prices sit after Christmas…
Brand View Index measures the shelf price of more than 35,000 FMCG products over the last three and a half years in Tesco, Asda, Sainsbury’s and Waitrose. The analysis includes all items that have been stocked since July 2008 and which remain in stock today, to ensure an accurate measure of inflation.
As we enter 2012, the core index sits at 109% – up 4.3% on the previous year. Prices had been dropping steadily since the beginning of September 2011, driven largely by the price war campaigns of Asda, Sainsbury’s and Tesco, and promotions in the run up to Christmas. Having reached their lowest point by 1st December, prices had already started to rise before the end of 2011. Split by retailer, the index reveals that this recent upward movement has been driven by Asda. The only retailer to have seen a noticeable increase in prices, Asda’s prices have risen by 1.6 index points in the last month, whilst prices for Tesco and Sainsbury’s have continued to fall up to the New Year. Whilst having the highest retailer index at 110% Waitrose’s prices have remained the most constant, sitting within 1 index point since July 2011.

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