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Top 100 Brands
111-117 Lancaster Road, Notting Hill, London W11 1QT
Sat 25 Mar to Friday 7 Apr 2023
The Museum of Brands is open from 10:00 to 18:00 Monday to Saturday and 11:00 to 17:00 on Sundays and Bank Holidays. The Museum is located a short walk from Ladbroke Grove tube station at 111-117 Lancaster Road, W11 1QT.
£9 Adults, £5 Children, £7 Concession (60 +, students and those with a disability), £24 Family ticket (2 adults and 2 children)
(sometimes Kids go Free so include that instead)
The Museum can be contacted by email at info@museumofbrands.com or by telephone at 020 7243 96
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Top 100 Brands
The Great Grocery Punch-Up will launch at the end of March 2023, showcasing the most purchased products in British supermarkets throughout 2022.
The report will be released early in 2023, and we can’t wait to see what it will reveal. Will Cadburys come out on top for another year? Will we see ‘on-the-go’ products remaining a regular feature, or are shoppers starting to prioritise sustainability? How many energy drinks will we find in the Top 10 now most of the country has returned to work?
Coke Zero was the hero of the Coca-Cola range last year and the driving force behind the brand’s growth. Will more low-cost brands make the list, such as supermarkets’ own ranges? Plus, could we see Heinz take a dip in their rankings thanks to the massive inflation costs which resulted in supply issues at Tesco?
The display is formed around Britain’s Biggest Brands, The Grocer’s annual list, which is developed in association with NielsenIQ. Updates will be released in early 2023 so check back regularly for more information.
The report will be released early in 2023, and we can’t wait to see what it will reveal. Will Cadburys come out on top for another year? Will we see ‘on-the-go’ products remaining a regular feature, or are shoppers starting to prioritise sustainability? How many energy drinks will we find in the Top 10 now most of the country has returned to work?
Coke Zero was the hero of the Coca-Cola range last year and the driving force behind the brand’s growth. Will more low-cost brands make the list, such as supermarkets’ own ranges? Plus, could we see Heinz take a dip in their rankings thanks to the massive inflation costs which resulted in supply issues at Tesco?
The display is formed around Britain’s Biggest Brands, The Grocer’s annual list, which is developed in association with NielsenIQ. Updates will be released in early 2023 so check back regularly for more information.