Nielsen
Jun 11, 2018

Grocery, health are bright spots in sluggish Australia: Nielsen

Net disposable income is down and consumer confidence remains flat—but there is room for cautious optimism in some corners of the Australian market.

Online grocery shopping is growing and will remain a bright spot in Australian markets, predicts Nielsen.

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