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Confectionery is a stalwart category of both the supermarket and convenience sectors. Famously impervious to crisis, many of its boosters say troubled times actually boost sales as people seek an affordable treat. To find out whether this is still the case, I’ve been commissioned by European Supermarket Magazine to analyse how chocolate and sweet sales have fared over the last year in European retail, and where they are heading. I’m looking to answer the following questions: - How have GLP-1 medicines affected confectionery sales? - Are people taking a greater interest in health, and seeking out good nutrients while avoiding sugary snacks? - Which chocolate and sweets are increasing their sales, and which are on the downward slope? - How are suppliers continuing to adapt to financial pressures, including via shrinkflation? - What flavour or format trends are we seeing? I’m looking to speak to retailers, analysts and suppliers, as well as anyone else with an interest in confectionery. Please get in touch with written comments or to arrange a Zoom interview.
I'm looking for parents of under-18s from an EU country to interview! 👋 The new EU KIDS Act and its regulations on children's social media use have sparked a lot of debate. I'm working on a story about it for Phoenix Weekly, a Chinese-language news magazine under Phoenix TV and I'd love to hear from parents who are willing to share their views. Whether you welcome the new rules, have doubts about them, or feel somewhere in between, all perspectives are welcome. I'm especially interested in how you handle social media at home and what influence of social media do you see in children . The interview can be a short call or written answers, whichever suits you best. If you'd like to take part, feel free to comment below or send me a DM. Thank you, and sharing this post with parents in your network would help a lot! 🙏 #EUKIDSAct #SocialMedia #Parenting #DigitalWellbeing #Journalism
RESEARCH REQUEST | Seeking an expert in light and human biology in extreme northern climates Howdy y’all. I’m on the hunt for someone who has researched the effects of prolonged darkness and near-constant daylight on human biology, particularly in Northern Europe. The angle I’m exploring is what actually happens to human health in these environments. What trends or anomalies do we see when we simply live with these extreme natural conditions, versus when we intervene with specific lighting strategies? Ultimately, I want to understand what these places can teach us about what our biology really expects from light. If anyone knows someone working in this field, I’d love an introduction! Thank you! 🙏
Are you a British person who lives in Sweden? I'd love to know if the rise of the far right is concerning, has affected you, whether you've witnessed a rise in racism? Can be be anonymous for a national paper. Email [email redacted] #journorequest #PRrequest
Less than a month ago, I was pretty thrilled to see Stockholm for the first time. This is a photo I took back then of the Riksdag, Sweden’s parliament. In a few days, I’ll be back, this time to cover the Swedish elections on September 13th. You’ll be able to read me on La Stampa and Agi - Agenzia Italia If you happen to be in Stockholm (journalists, analysts, activists, or anyone following the vote), drop me a line and let’s grab a coffee! ☕️ 🇸🇪
*** Wanted: First-time voters in Sweden for interview with The Local Europe. *** Sweden has now started sending out voting cards (not cars, as I accidentally wrote in an article this morning – blame the first day back after the summer holidays) to eligible voters ahead of the September 13th election. I’d love to speak with new citizens voting in Sweden for the first time. DM me if you’re happy to be interviewed with name and picture.
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