John George
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John George

Senior Project Manager – Digital Share of Shelf

Headquarters - London

English

John is responsible for developing methods and executing projects which utilise Euromonitor's proprietary web scraped data.

John oversees the implementation of new research approaches into existing Euromonitor research projects, with a focus on automation and centralisation. John previously worked as a Project Manager for food and nutrition research. Prior to this John was a research analyst covering the ingredients industry.

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What Product Survival Analysis Reveals About Health Claims in Soft Drinks

Not all health claims create value equally. By analysing the survival of thousands of US soft drink SKUs between 2023 and 2026, Euromonitor International's Product Survival Model reveals how the same claim can be associated with stronger product longevity in one category and weaker performance in another. Using immune health and sugar reduction as examples, this article highlights why category context matters and why popular claims do not automatically translate into survivability. It also shows how identifying claims with no measurable impact can be just as valuable, helping innovation teams make more informed formulation, communication and SKU optimisation decisions.

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El Niño's Potential Impact on Latin American Consumer Goods

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GenAI Search Is Disrupting Brands - But Not All Brands Equally

Generative AI is changing how consumers discover, compare and choose products. Globally, AI-driven referrals grew 302% in 2025, while every other source combined grew 40% - according to Euromonitor International, E-Commerce. ChatGPT, Google Gemini and Perplexity are reshaping search, while retailer-led assistants such as Amazon’s Rufus, now integrated into Alexa for Shopping are bringing conversational and intent led discovery directly into commerce.

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