Exploring the current issues impacting businesses in the consumer goods sector, and how this drives deals in the sector.
Explore our interactive data on consumer deals over the 10 year period from 2007 to 2017.
Two inflationary threats remain for the food and drink sector, labour supply and Brexit uncertainty, find out more in our latest video.
Explore our interactive data on consumer deals over the 10 year period from 2007 to 2017.
News on H2 2017 mergers and acquisitions in the consumer goods market.
As the thriving sector matures, new growth strategies will be necessary.
Our U.S. colleagues explore the year-end 2017 and 2018 outlook.
This year, that “golden” sales quarter will be in even sharper focus, driven by the twin market pressures. Find out more.
Sports nutrition is a hot category right now, with the potential to expand fast into a number of adjacent segments. So what’s driving this growth, and what should interested investors look for?
What has been driving complexity in strategic decision making for retailers in Q2?
News on recent mergers and acquisitions in the consumer goods market
Cost inflation facing the food and drink industry from increased commodity prices and sterling devaluation is yet to fully work through into price rises on the shelves. The rest of 2017 will continue to be a challenge for suppliers and retailers as they grapple with these underlying inflationary pressures.
There’s been a lot of talk about the so-called ‘sugar tax’, and some concerted campaigning against it. But the smartest players in the industry are seeing this as an opportunity to innovate, reformulate, and exploit the new trend for healthier living.
Conventional growth forecasts rely on assumptions that a larger working-age population will support the economy. Our US colleagues look at how new technologies are throwing these assumptions into question.
Neil Sutton
Chairman of Corporate Finance, PwC United Kingdom
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Neil Coomber
Partner, Transaction Services, PwC United Kingdom
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