Sentences with phrase «capitalizes on consumer demand»

And second, we're increasing our global marketing efforts to capitalize on this consumer demand for a much improved product lineup.

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The ability to create a new customer relationship in under five minutes enables financial institutions to be more competitive and capitalize on consumers» growing demands for all - digital banking relationships.

The bakery industry is capitalizing on the increase in demand for fruit ingredients from manufacturers providing for health - conscious consumers with UK retailer Tesco, alone launching 15 new baked goods containing berries in the last...

The rapidly expanding chain is capitalizing on growing consumer demand for fresh dining options and artisan pizzas in stylish environments without the wait.

RXBar has launched its first range of nut butters to capitalize on continued demand from consumers for «snackification» and «flavor innovation».

Bottlers of water generally capitalize on consumer concerns about municipal water supplies, creating demand for their product via an association with pristine environs.

«We are seeing strong interest in using the FLO TV network or spectrum to capitalize on the growing imbalance between mobile data supply and demand, the growth of tablets, and consumer demand for high quality video and print content, and a richer user experience,» a statement reads on FLO TV's Web site.

«Although Apple now holds the vast majority of tablet PC market share,» Jacobs added, «the plethora of other brands that have, or will soon be launching, their own tablets are sure to capitalize on what at this point appears to be widespread consumer demand for very thin and very light devices with exceptional battery life and a primary focus on portability and content consumption.»

Manufacturers are also capitalizing on a growing demand for products that are made from ingredients sourced in the U.S. Largely because of concerns over the quality of ingredients from China and other countries, «Made in the USA» has become synonymous in the minds of many consumers with quality in pet foods and treats.

When U.S. retailers heard about the sales volumes Crate & Barrel and Victoria's Secret were achieving in Canada, many thought they could capitalize on the same degree of consumer demand, he explains.