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25-34-year-olds are

21%

more likely to drink pumpkin coffees than the average consumer

Quick Insight

It's that time of year again... pumpkin spice is back. 🎃☕

 

According to Circana, 25–34-year-olds are the most likely to enjoy pumpkin-flavored coffee, proving the season's signature sip is going strong.

 

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Dollar Share

Percentage of category dollar sales captured by a brand.

Definition

Dollar share equals brand dollar sales divided by total category dollar sales times 100.

How to Calculate

Divide brand dollars by category dollars and multiply by 100.

Why it Matters

Shows competitive position and growth opportunities.

Key Advantages

Comparable across markets and time periods.

Example

Brand has $200,000 of $2,000,000 category sales, so dollar share is 10 percent.

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Calculate the brand’s percent of category dollars to establish competitive position. Track share shifts by retailer and region and relate them to changes in price, distribution, or support.

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