44% of breakfasts feature cereal
(Source: Kellogg's Project Landmark: Eating Occasions Rolling 4 Qtrs. To Q1’20. Intellectual Property Of Kelloggs)
96% of UK population buy cereal
(Source: Kantar WPO, Total Market 52 we 4th Oct)
(Source: Kellogg's Project Landmark: Eating Occasions, Rolling 4 Qtrs. To Q1’20)
Cereal is bought on average up to 22 times per year. An average of 35 boxes bought per buyer per year
(Source: Kantar WPO, Total Market 52 we 4th Oct)
(Source: Kantar WPO, Total Market 52 we 4th Oct)
The Plaing Cereal segment (Corn Flakes, weetabix etc.) is the biggest segment and driving the most category growth
(Source: IRI PlusSuite total market 52 we, 3rd Oct)

How to maximise your Cereal sales

- Help improve your custormer's shopping experience by making it easy to find what they're looking for.

- Stock the recommended best sellers and use NPD to drive incrementals sales.

- Group similar products segments together (chocolate/flavoured, plain, health, muesli & granola, porridge and on the go).

- Make sure your cereal products are located next to tea, sugar, bread, tinned items etc.

- Merchandise on the go cereal next to other on the go breakfast products (e.g. cereal snacks, single fruit, breakfast drinks) and/or next to your coffee machine.

- Use the recommended point of sale to maximise distribution and grow category sales.

Rural Must Stocks

If there is space at the Front of Store, move On the Go items to the Front of Store using the Breakfast On the Go Must Stocks list and fill the main aisle with boxed Cereal using the Cereal Must Stocks list.

* Please note that product level information is only available for Kellogg’s and Pringles SKU’s.

Main Aisle

1 bay

Front of Store

2 bays