Orange with Media Services, published on Saturday, July 30, 2022 at 07:00
Once again, the top 10 best-selling products in supermarkets are exclusively dominated by beverages, according to the latest ranking by panelist Nielsen.
Inflation or not, the French have to go shopping. And the price increase does not impact the popularity of certain products. According to the latest ranking by panelist NielsenIQ, the top 10 best-selling products in supermarkets are still exclusively dominated by drinks, Ricard retaining its first place with 126.8 million euros in turnover in the first half of 2022, falling.
This is followed by the Cristaline 6×1.5L water pack (117.8 million euros), despite an unprecedented price increase in 20 years, and the Coca-Cola 1.75l (72.1 million euros). The 6x33cl can version entered the top 10 in 5th place (59 million euros), behind the Heineken 20x25cl bottle beer, as did the Desperados 20x25cl bottle beers in 8th place (49.6 million euros) , behind the Volvic 6X1 (52.6 million euros), L and the Hépar 6x1L (50.9 million euros). William Peel whiskey 75cl (49.1 million euros) and 1L (48.4 million euros) close this top 10.
As for non-beverage products, the 1kg jar of Nutella remains in first place in the top 10 with a turnover of 39.7 million euros, while the 825g format is in 3rd place (31.1 million euros), just behind the Caprice des Dieux 300g cheese (31.5 million euros).
Three new references are also entering the ranking: Lotus Confort x24 toilet paper (22.7 million euros) in 8th place, just behind the 12-roll version (23.7 million euros), the Sodebo Manhattan salad (22.3 million) and Herta Le Bon Paris ham 4 slices (21.2 million euros).
President soft butter 250 grams (29.8 million euros), Carte Noire coffee 3×250 grams (24.6 million euros), Catsan 10L cat litter (23.9 million euros) remained stable at 4th, 5th and 6th place.
At the level of the top 100, NielsenIQ points out that sixteen references from 2021 left the ranking in the first half of 2022.In addition, the turnover of half of the references of the 100 best-selling products in France fell by an average of 2.6%likely consequence of inflation.