Cadbury and Arnott’s top list of 20 brands that Aussies don’t want to see disappear from supermarket shelves

Chocolate maker Cadbury has topped a list of 20 brands Australian consumers say they don’t want to lose from supermarket shelves. While the appetite among Australians for private label grocery products continuing to grow, a survey of 3000 Australians by Canstar Blue found there are still some brands that shoppers say they can’t live without. […]

Eloise Keating 22 March, 2016

Chocolate maker Cadbury has topped a list of 20 brands Australian consumers say they don’t want to lose from supermarket shelves.

While the appetite among Australians for private label grocery products continuing to grow, a survey of 3000 Australians by Canstar Blue found there are still some brands that shoppers say they can’t live without.

The list of 20 brands features a mix of local and internationally owned brands, with the likes of Bega Cheese and Dick Smith Foods flying the Australian flag alongside global food giants.

The brands Australian consumers can’t live without, according to the Canstar Blue survey are:

Cadbury
Arnott’s
Heinz
Kellogg’s
Kraft
Coca-Cola
Nescafe
Nestle
Lindt
Sanitarium
Golden Circle
Bega Cheese
SPC
Edgell
Uncle Tobys
Streets
Kleenex
Vegemite
Dick Smith Foods
John West

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Eloise Keating

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Eloise is an experienced business journalist and editor, who has held senior editorial roles at SmartCompany since 2014. Prior to joining SmartCompany, Eloise was news editor at Books+Publishing, the trade press for the Australian book industry. Eloise has degrees in media and communications, marketing and business management, and political science. You can follow her on LinkedIn, and Twitter at @ellykeating.