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	TNSofres Superpanel
		TNS Superpanel is GB’s leading continuous consumer panel and provides purchasing information on all main grocery markets.
		Superpanel is the industry standard for measurement of consumer purchasing, and delivers unsurpassed levels of detail and accuracy.
		Superpanel covers all FMCG markets and acts as a highly effective market tracking vehicle and consumer diagnostics tool.
	superpanel.tns-global.com (131 words)

	Guy Consterdine Associates - Magazines Uncovered: sales uplift and return on investment
		Analysis of the Superpanel database was conducted by TNS, led by Andrew Roberts, Tracy Waring and Imogen Coote.
		Superpanel’s 15,000 homes record their take-home purchases via bar-code readers and keypads, on a daily basis.
		For each of these seven campaigns, Superpanel main shoppers were ranked according to their weight of exposure to the magazine advertising (as described) and, separately, to the TV advertising.
	www.consterdine.com /article.asp?articleid=63 (1693 words)

	Record Somerfield Performance
		These findings are based on TNS Superpanel data for the 12 weeks to 9th October 2005.
		TNS Superpanel monitors the household grocery purchasing habits of 15,000 demographically representative households in Great Britain.
		TNS Superpanel is Britain’s leading continuous consumer panel and provides purchasing information on all main grocery markets.
	www.marketresearchworld.net /index.php?option=content&task=view&id=331&Itemid= (566 words)

	Taylor Nelson Sofres - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		TNS was formed through the merger of several market research companies, primarally Intersearch (established 1960), AGB (1962), Sofres (1963), FSA (1964) and Taylor Nelson (1965).
		Sofres merged with FSA in 1995 and acquired Intersearch in 1997.
		TNS acquired NFO WorldGroup from The Interpublic Group of Companies, Inc. in 2003.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Taylor_Nelson_Sofres (245 words)

	International Market Research Company - Ireland
		TNS MRBI carries out both qualitative and quantitative research, and implements the Branded Solutions to find operative solutions for its clients.
		A service unique to TNS Ireland, this is a monthly census of every multiple outlet in the Republic of Ireland, along with a representative sample of Symbol Group grocers.
		Pioneered and developed by TNS in association with its client base, this is a service designed specifically to measure a client's operational effectiveness with regard to trade promotions.
	text.tns-global.com /where-are-tns/europe/ireland.htm (284 words)

	Indiantelevision.com > Media, Advertising & Marketing Watch > TNS to measure impact of football WC ...
		MUMBAI: TNSSport an arm of marketing research firm TNS has launched a multi market research service to measure the impact the football World Cup has on sponsor brand sales.
		Using the TNS Superpanel in 18 markets around the globe, it is the first time continuous panel measurement of this scale has been used to measure return on investment, specifically for FMCG brands.
		TNS provides market measurement, analysis, insight and advice in more than 110 countries.
	www.indiantelevision.com /mam/headlines/y2k6/jan/janmam70.htm (258 words)

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		According to market research group TNS Superpanel, Sainsbury`s controlled 15.9% of the grocery market in the 12 weeks to December 4 compared with 15.6% a year earlier.
		Edward Garner, of TNS Superpanel, said Asda was finding it hard to maintain its historic growth because the market was tougher now than at any time over the past year.
		With no more disposals of Safeway outlets taking place, TNS said the 11.3% share of the market controlled by Morrisons was largely unchanged on the past five periods.
	u.tv /newsroom/indepth.asp?pt=&id=68287 (317 words)

	Welcome to FreshPlaza
		Figures from market research group TNS Superpanel showed Tesco's share of the grocery market held firm at 30.3% for the 12 weeks to October 9.
		But the news was not so good for its closest rivals, with Asda's slice of the market falling from 16.9% to 16.7%, while Sainsbury's share was down 0.1% at 15.6%.
		Edward Gardner, of TNS Superpanel, said: "For both Sainsbury's and Asda, over the last year the evidence is that every decimal point of share is being fiercely contested."
	www.freshplaza.com /2005/21okt/rn2_uk_asdasainsbury.htm (244 words)

	FIPP Website \| 'Sales Uncovered': magazines create an 11.6% uplift in sales
		The data were collected by the TNS Superpanel.
		The study was an analysis of TNS Superpanel sales records and media exposure data.
		Across the medium term (defined as 12 months since the beginning of the magazine advertising), TNS calculated that the return on investment was £2.77.
	www.fipp.com /Default.aspx?PageIndex=2002&ItemId=12437 (423 words)

	Private Label Magazine Featured Article
		Sweet spreads, which include jams, marmalades and honeys, decreased year on year by 5% by volume according to TNS Superpanel research.
		According to TNS and to retailers in this category, the reason is that there has been consistent growth over recent years in the premium and specialist end of the market and by contrast a steady decline in standard jams.
		The only brands increasing their share of the marmalade market were the premium brands such as Frank Coopers or the healthier, reduced sugar ones such as Streamline.
	www.privatelabelmag.com /pdf/pli_summer2005/print/9.cfm (1601 words)

	Checkout 2006
		The German discounters have retained a five per cent share of the Irish grocery market, while Dunnes Stores have lost ground, according to the latest TNS Superpanel figures.
		Dunnes dropped from 22.3% in the twelve weeks up to May 26 in 2002 to 21.9% in the twelve weeks up to May 25 2003.
		The figures are from TNS Superpanel's continuous panel of Irish households recording their grocery shopping.
	www.checkout.ie /News.asp?ID=288 (353 words)

	The Retail Bulletin - The complete retail news resource
		TNS Superpanel : Record Somerfield performance as takeover gets board approval
		The latest TNS Grocery market share figures have just been published for the 12 weeks ending October 9 2005 and the conversion of Safeway outlets to the Morrisons fascia is nearing an end.
		Edward Garner at TNS Superpanel said "The combined Morrisons / Safeway share has been stable for the last 3 reports and has actually shown a small increase to 11.4% from 11.3% in our report last month.
	www.theretailbulletin.com /index.php?page=5&cat=tech&id=7395 (322 words)

	Daily Research News Online article no. 4596
		Competition in the UK grocery market remains as fierce as ever, according to figures from TNS Superpanel.
		The store conversion programme should be completed by the end of the year, according to Edward Garner, Communications Director for Superpanel, who says Morrisons is now starting to see signs of stability.
		The TNS Superpanel (www.tns-global.com) monitors the grocery purchases of 15,000 demographically representative households in Great Britain.
	www.mrweb.com /drno/news4596.htm (546 words)

	TNS Superpanel - Definition, explanation
		TNS Superpanel is a division of the United Kingdom based global market information group Taylor Nelson Sofres, which analyses the British grocery sector.
		Every month it publishes market share data for the United Kingdom grocery market for the preceding twelve week period, based on till-roll data from a representative cross-section of 15,000 households.
		Marks and Spencer is omitted by TNS for some reason.
	www.calsky.com /lexikon/en/txt/t/tn/tns_superpanel.php (177 words)

	Welkom to the FeshPlaza.
		Tesco has increased its lead in the UK supermarket sector, while Sainsbury has slowed its decline, according to the latest figures from TNS Superpanel.
		TNS grocery market share figures for the 12 weeks ending 27 February 2005 show Tesco’s market share at 29.2% compared with 27.0% in the equivalent period a year earlier.
		“The pressure from Tesco remains relentless as their share posts another record,” said Edward Garner, communications director of TNS Superpanel.
	www.freshplaza.com /2005/14mrt/rn2_uk_tescosainsbury.htm (153 words)

	Morrisons mulls further store disposals
		Focusing on the larger Safeway stores should certainly help Morrisons to achieve its goal of turning around the flagging performance at the acquired business, and the latest data from TNS Superpanel shows that it still has a long way to go.
		Safeway's market share in the 12 weeks to 20 June dropped to 7.8 per cent from 9.1 per cent a year earlier, despite the roll out of lower prices by the company's new owner.
		Morrisons remains the best-performing retailer, according to the TNS data, with only market leader Tesco coming close with an 11 per cent rise in sales to £4.7 million, lifting its market share to 27.9 per cent from 26.5 per cent.
	www.foodanddrinkeurope.com /news/ng.asp?n=53234-morrisons-mulls-further (504 words)

	Tesco continues to stretch its lead
		Tesco's share of the UK grocery market, according to till roll data analysed by TNS Superpanel, increased to 28.1 per cent in the 12 weeks to 18 July, with an 11 per cent increase in turnover despite widespread price cuts, validating the company's Every Day Low Price (EDLP) stance.
		Tesco and the other major EDLP operator in the UK (Asda) have been systematically cutting prices ahead of a perceived threat from Safeway as Morrisons works to bring its prices down into line with those of its main rivals.
		Nonetheless, data from analysts Goldman Sachs suggests that Safeway is beginning to close the pricing gap with the EDLP operators.
	foodanddrinkeurope.com /news/ng.asp?id=53860&n=dh211&c= (553 words)

	Tesco Resources & Information - tesco home shopping
		In the year ended 26 February 2005 Tesco made a pre-tax profit of £1.962 billion on turnover of £33.974 billion (the widely publicised headline profit of "over £2 billion" was "underlying profit" before certain accounting adjustments).
		According to TNS Superpanel Tesco's share of the UK grocery market in the 12 weeks to 14 August 2005 was 30.5%.
		In the year ended car 26 February 2005 Tesco home made a pre-tax profit of £1.962 billion on turnover of £33.974 billion (the widely publicised headline profit of "over £2 billion" was "underlying profit" before certain accounting adjustments).
	www.bizhisto.com /tesco.htm (6449 words)

	Dairy sales increase - but imports threaten - 28/02/2006 - FarmersWeekly (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Retail sales of dairy products saw a healthy rise last year as a result of shoppers' growing affluence, according to the Milk Development Council.
		Market data from TNS Superpanel showed that milk, cheese, cream and butter saw slight increases in volumes sold in 2005, but yogurt sales raced ahead by more than 200m packs to 3.1bn.
		The MDC has warned that a significant proportion of that 7% growth was being met by imports, however.
	www.fwi.co.uk /Articles/2006/02/28/92861/dairy-sales-increase-but-imports-threaten.html (231 words)

	Superpanel: Media Planning
		Superpanel Media Services offers advertisers, advertising agencies and media owners a range of tools which link purchasing data and media consumption from TNS’ Superpanel homes:
		- enables you to commission bespoke research by asking the chief shopper in each of the 15,000 Superpanel homes questions on their media consumption, as well as their opinions on lifestyle and attitude statements.
		For further information please contact either your personal Account Team or Superpanel’s Media Services Team on
	superpanel.tns-global.com /superpanel/media_plan.asp (210 words)

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