Gehl Food & Beverage

The annual BrandSpark American Shopper Study reveals over 100 categories of most trusted consumer packaged goods brands as voted by more than 38,000 Americans. Find out which brands made the list.

Creating an efficient and analytical environment - one capable of transforming raw data from suppliers, customers, locations, products, etc., into deliverable insights - is a real challenge. Find out how manufacturers are leveraging technologies such as a Master Data Management to consolidate and manage their nutrition and product information across the organization, and to publish accurate and up-to-date information across all channels.

More than 80,000 American shoppers determined the winning food & beverage, health & beauty, household and kids brands.

In an attempt to determine what drives trust and discover why certain brands resonate better than others, BrandSpark International has polled more than 65,000 Canadian respondents about their most trusted CPG brands in a variety of categories. Find out who made the cut.

In this new role, the exec will focus his research and analysis on the product lifecycle management market and product innovation strategies, including topics such as the development of an innovation platform and the intersection of product design, development, and digital manufacturing.

A poll of more than 95,000 Canadians reveal that the most-trusted CPG brands for across 60 categories consist of household names like Kellogg, Dove, Colgate and more. Consumers reasons for citing a brand as their most trusted vary by category, for example, taste drives which food brands are most trusted, while kids brands need to guarantee gentleness. Find out which other brands made this list and why.

CGT's readers rank the top technology providers of solutions for product management, including new product development, formulation, packaging, introduction and launch.

We have heard the argument by some consumer goods manufacturers that direct-to-consumer e-commerce will upset their retailer. This is changing. The Apparel & Footwear sector moved beyond this argument, and other sectors are soon to change the dynamic as well. Whether they open their own stores, follow China's model of a store-within-a-store, sell via Amazon or direct-to-consumer via web sites, change is upon us.