retailmediaIQ hosts Re-imagining Women’s Wellness webcast
Industry leaders from NielsenIQ, WSL Strategic Retail, and Think Blue will discuss the forces driving women’s health innovation.
Industry leaders from NielsenIQ, WSL Strategic Retail, and Think Blue will discuss the forces driving women’s health innovation.
"We need to simplify access and create the types of activation that are going to be efficient. This is where NielsenIQ can play such a big role — creating the signals that are going to be the most meaningful for each use case.”
Save the Date: Tuesday, November 25, 2:00 p.m. ET.
The U.S. beauty market is expanding quickly, with online sales rising by 21 percent, according to NIQ’s latest State of Beauty report.
Cox is Managing Director for North America e-commerce & Global Snapshots at NielsenIQ, the world’s leading consumer intelligence company
The Canadian launch of NPI builds on NIQ’s global expansion, equipping brands with deep product-level data that captures claims, certifications, ingredients, and lifestyle trends.
An industry-focused episode that spans the spectrum of macro- and microeconomics, and what CPG brands can do about it as they seek volume growth.
By Parag Shah | Co-Founder & Partner, Think Blue Consulting. Data courtesy: NielsenIQ (NIQ).
Cristina Preston is the Director of Digital Marketing at Schnuck Markets, Inc., a supermarket chain based in the St. Louis area.
This strategic partnership marks a significant step forward in the evolution of performance-driven influencer marketing.
This first-of-its-kind integration brings a science-backed nutrient density and ingredient quality metric into the NIQ data ecosystem.
Health-conscious consumers globally are reshaping retail, demanding transparency, ethical production, and tech solutions for proactive well-being.
NPI equips brands with access to over 27,000 structured product attributes, ranging from dietary and sustainability indicators to clean-label claims.
Nearly half of American consumers say they buy more private label products than ever, driven by economic pressure and elevated product expectations.
Mother’s Day gifts mainly include flowers and chocolates, but beauty, fragrances, and jewelry are also gaining popularity, providing brands with chances to diversify their offerings.
Private-label brands are now a primary growth driver for 53% of retailers. Once seen as budget alternatives, they are evolving into premium and innovative choices.