Sentences with phrase «drove young consumers»

The result was a vicious circle: A focus on down - market brands reinforced bourbon's uncool image, which drove young consumers further away.

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«What's driving it is the mistrust of consumers with restaurants, and particularly the younger generation, [which] is looking for greater transparency,» he says.

Younger consumers and busier lifestyles are driving off - premise trends.

Experience - driven campaigns are social currency for young consumers who grew up with the ability to share things instantly.

As young people become consumers, they will drive the growth of the organic foods market, Hannigan predicts.

«The use of premium spirits in cocktails is being driven by younger, more affluent consumers, who may be drinking less, but who are drinking better quality,» Samaroo explains.

«The consumers driving the trend forward are more likely to be younger consumers rather than their older counterparts — although older people are quickly realizing the benefits of following flexitarian or vegan diets,» said Mogelonsky.

Nielsen data shows that the American whiskey category typically appeals to younger consumers than Scotch, with growth driven by premium brands.

According to a number of Chinese supermarket operators, expats are still the largest purchasers of muesli, yet young, health - conscious white collar workers are driving sales growth among the local consumer market.

The rise of a drinking culture at Chinese social gatherings, along with increased disposable income among younger consumers, are set to drive the Chinese spirits market through a CAGR of 15 % over 2016 - 21, says GlobalData, a recognized leader in business intelligence and analytics.

With a strategy rooted in speed, cities and open source, the German sportswear giant has won cultural cred, surpassing arch-rival Nike in the eyes of the young consumers who drive the sneaker market.

Educators can create the spaces for this youth - driven work in schools, communities, and even policy settings — helping to support young people as both knowledge creators and knowledge consumers.

«Apply this formula to a rear - wheel drive sedan and they might be able to go after a younger consumer who is bored with the played - out BMW 3 - Series but wants to move out of their Soul they have had since college.»

Small, premium vehicles are not a tough sell to younger consumers seeking to drive a car with an upscale image and the latest in technology.

If a larger, older population is spending less and the younger population is too small to drive up consumer spending, weaker overall demand for products and services could restrain GDP growth and inflation over the long term.

As the Chicago Imagists continue to gain renewed traction, younger artists like Orion Martin and Mathew Cerletty are exploring the inexplicable realities of our hyper mediated consumer - driven world.

As The Times reported last September, a move by a host of corporations with global markets to shift operations to renewable energy sources is in part driven by concerns of young consumers:

Africa's growth is driven by a number of factors, including increased foreign direct investment, improved demographics supplying Africa with a younger and better educated workforce, improved physical and digital infrastructure and a growing consumer middle - class.

In parallel, demand for personal finance and mobile payment solutions is increasing, driven by the appetite from the younger generation of consumers known as «Millennials»: recent research by Visa in the UK revealed that more than 53 % of people aged between 18 and 34 are regularly using mobile banking apps.