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Is the shift to smaller packs structural, or a trade-down that reverses with income?
Structural in four of five markets.
21%34%
Your libraryShopper segmentation, 2024 — s.4
The marketCategory and channel coverage, 5 markets
Your own dataSell-out by pack size, 26 periods
Laundry care, Western Europe. Periods P01–P26.
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From: Is the shift to smaller packs structural?
Finding
Small-pack share held at 33% in the two markets where real income recovered.
Sources
Shopper segmentation, 2024 — s.4
Category and channel coverage, 5 markets
Sell-out by pack size, P01–P26
Method
Share of category volume by pack size, indexed to the same 26 periods in every
market. Real income series aligned to the same periods.
What agrees
Two markets where real income recovered: share held at 33%.
Retailer assortment unchanged in both.
What disagrees
Market 3 reverted 3 points after a single retailer delisted the small pack.
Range
34%37%40%
Owner: Category & Consumer Insights. Published to the team’s Retail Planning space.
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Take the finding into a launch scenario and see the volume, the share and what it takes
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12-wash format · brand share of category volume at P34
Launch in 2 markets
Launch in 5 markets
The five-market case is not distinguishable from the two-market case once the range is
applied.
Cannibalisation, 2 markets
38% of new volume from the 30-wash pack
Cannibalisation, 5 markets
46% of new volume from the 30-wash pack
Laundry care, Western Europe, 5 markets · modelled
against the accepted demand model
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P01
P02
P03
P04
P05
P06
P07
P08
P09
P10
P11
P12
Commissioned
Pack architecture brief
P01–P03 · report + presentation
Promotion post-evaluation
P07–P08 · report
On cadence
Market Landscape UpdateMonthly
Category Drivers ScanMonthly
Shopper & Consumer ThemesQuarterly
Watched
Small-pack share crossed the plan assumption in two markets.
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Price ladder
Promotion plan
Pack roadmap
Shopper segmentation, 2024. Cited in three decisions since.
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