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Demand Signals Report

CPG Demand Signals Report

Monitoring the impact of macroeconomic factors, including tariffs, on volume, price, and supply on U.S. consumer behavior within the CPG Industry. 

New strategies and tactics.

Circana's official announcements.

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Industry rankings vs. previous data period.

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Perspectives from our thought leaders.

A curriculum to address your needs.

Solving challenges that matter to you.

Thought leaders giving growth insights.

Consumer insights and buying trends.

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Cold weather = cozy habits unlocked. ❄️

Quick Insight

☕Americans drink 40% more hot chocolate during the winter months (December–February) than any other time of year. What’s your go-to cozy beverage?

Which cozy drink do you prefer?

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Our Liquid Data® technology provides cross-industry data and advanced analytics in a single, open platform.

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Answer the most pressing business questions.

Designed for small CPG businesses. 

Curated reports and guided analysis.

Data and analytics for a single source of truth. 

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Liquid Data Go®

Grow Faster.

Dream Bigger.

Liquid Data Go® helps growing CPG brands show their value with insights into performance, consumer behavior, e‑commerce trends, and pricing across key retailers.

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Liquid Data Go® helps small to midsize CPG brands grow faster and dream bigger.

Understand complex consumer behavior with clear, accurate insights into omnichan…

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Dictionary Term

COGS (Costs of Goods Sold)

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TERM

COGS (Costs of Goods Sold)

Direct costs to produce and ship goods.

Definition

Cost of goods sold includes materials, labor, and freight directly tied to the product.

How to Calculate

Sum direct costs per unit and multiply by units sold.

Why it Matters

Determines gross margin and price floors.

Key Advantages

Clarifies profitability by item.

Example

COGS of $1.80 on a $3.00 item yields 40 percent margin.

Use it to

Track direct product costs to evaluate gross margin and promotion profitability. Link price and trade decisions to COGS to prevent negative margin outcomes.

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