Coca-Cola has secured its position as the top FMCG brand in Western Europe, excelling in the critical metric of shelf-to-purchase conversion, according to the inaugural Brand Traction Score by NielsenIQ (NIQ). This innovative measurement provides deeper insight for manufacturers and retailers into how effectively brands convert their shelf presence into real consumer purchases, shining fresh light on growth opportunities in an increasingly competitive FMCG landscape.
What Is The NIQ Brand Traction Score?
The newly launched NIQ Brand Traction Score is designed to help FMCG brands and retailers break down the complex drivers behind brand growth. By combining two of NIQ’s data pillars, the “Consumer Panel,” which tracks brand buying frequency, and “Retail Measurement Data,” which measures in-store product reach and assortment, the score reveals which brands turn mere visibility into measurable sales success..
A brand’s traction score directly reflects the number of purchase occasions each point of distribution generates. For…
instance, if a brand is available in 100 outlets and delivers 500,000 purchase occasions, its Brand Traction Score would be 5,000, meaning each store listing converts to 5,000 purchases. The higher the score, the more efficient the brand is at turning visibility into real, trackable sales.
Standout Performers: Coca-Cola on Top Among the hundreds of brands assessed, Coca-Cola outperformed all others in Western Europe, which includes the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Spain, and Italy, achieving a traction score of 487, the highest in the region.
Following closely were Philadelphia (the cream cheese giant) with a score of 458, and the indulgence staple Nutella, which took third place with 426.
A larger presence on the shelf, combined with diverse product portfolios, multi-use occasions, and shorter replenishment cycles, allowed these brands to convert shelf space into sales at an exceptional rate…
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