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| Packaged Facts’ Research Director presents "A Bird's Eye View of Pet Market Opportunities" at SuperZoo. |
SuperZoo University, the national show for pet retailers, will host its annual conference September 9-11, 2008 at Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Packaged Facts’ Research Director, David Sprinkle, will present on pet market opportunities and constraints in light of the current economic slowdown. With inflation, housing, wage, and credit trends impacting a growing
swath of American consumers, he'll discuss month-by-month channel choice data for key retail sectors and categories, including pet. |
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He’ll also focus on pet retail and product trends in the wake of the spring 2007 pet food recall, and the related target marketing of affluent pet owners, pet "parents," aging pet owners, and "metropetuals." The presentation will conclude with a checklist of key long-term market trends related to pet health and well-being.
"A Bird's Eye View of Pet Market Opportunities" will be available on the Pet Product News and Trends webpage after the conference.
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Cha-Ching! Packaged Facts presents on the self-service buy-and-pay market at KioskCom |
David Sprinkle, Research Director at Packaged Facts, will be a featured speaker at KioskCom’s Self-Service Expo held October 15 & 16, 2008 at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center in New York, NY. The expo will deliver strategic, marketing and technical business solutions related to self-service, digital signage and customer-facing technology.
David’s presentation will be based on Packaged Facts’ new report, The Self-Service Buy-and-Pay Market: Kiosks, Vending Machines and Retail/Foodservice Applications.
In addition to covering new technology and applications, he’ll provide an in-depth look at payment industry trends in relation to self-service. Attend David’s Self-Service Buy-and-Pay session for better business strategies and a key findings summary only offered to conference attendees. |
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This report is available online.
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