Estimating the Impact of Restriciting the Promotion of Discretionary Food Sales
1.1 The Scottish Government (SG), on behalf of the Scottish Ministers, wishes to commission an ex-ante analysis of the impact of restricting the in-premise promotion and marketing of discretionary foods on sales – in particular the effects of restricting multi-buys and the ‘promotion of value’. The Scottish Government requires this analysis to capture the effect from the promotion of the price/value offer, as opposed to the effect from the lower price/value alone.
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Scottish Government
Value
£90,000
Published
27 Jun 2019
Closes
19 Jul 2019
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Pcs
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UKM82
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Open
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Lot 1 Estimating the Impact of Restriciting the Promotion of Discretionary Food Sales
£90,000
1.1 The Scottish Government (SG), on behalf of the Scottish Ministers, wishes to commission an ex-ante analysis of the impact of restricting the in-premise promotion and marketing of discretionary foods on sales – in particular the effects of restricting multi-buys and the ‘promotion of value’. The Scottish Government requires this analysis to capture the ef...
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1.1 The Scottish Government (SG), on behalf of the Scottish Ministers, wishes to commission an ex-ante analysis of the impact of restricting the in-premise promotion and marketing of discretionary foods on sales – in particular the effects...
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