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Category and Consumer Impact Monitor (ST19031)
Publication date: June 15, 2020
Delivery Partner: FiftyFive5
Completed project
Category and Consumer Impact Monitor (ST19031)
Publication date: June 15, 2020
Delivery Partner: FiftyFive5
During 2020, Hort Innovation worked with research company Fiftyfive5 to provide the Australian horticulture sector access to regularly updated information about consumer attitudes and behaviours during the time of COVID-19 disruption, through Fiftyfive5’s Category and Consumer Impact Monitor.
Each week, this monitoring service provided an update on changes to consumer mindset, attitudes and behaviour from surveys with main grocery buyers from a representative panel of the Australian population, including information on the current and emerging commercial implications of these changes. Hort Innovation also secured tailored content for the fresh produce sector, including insights into fruit and vegetable consumption, snacking, meal preparation and more.
Through this project, Hort Innovation was able to provide weekly overviews of the data and insights for growers, highlighting particularly interesting and noteworthy trends, as well as Monthly snapshot articles provided by Fiftyfive5 (all available below).
At the conclusion of the project, Fiftyfive5 also delivered a final summary based on observations made, including the impact of COVID-19 on fresh produce consumption and what opportunities there are for the sector.
Read the final summary, including the five key opportunities identified for the horticulture sector during COVID-19 disruption.
Access Hort Innovation’s weekly Category and Consumer Impact Monitor overviews below:
Download the monthly snapshot articles here:
This Category and Consumer Impact Monitor activity was funded through Hort Innovation's risk management reserves, as part of our response to assist the horticulture sector through the effects of COVID-19, drought, floods and bushfires.
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