McCormick Grill Mates Fresh Bite
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McCormick Grill Mates Fresh Bite
McCormick Grill Mates Fresh Bite McCormick & Company, Inc. USCPD - 2 Grilling Facts McCormick & Company, US CPD—CONFIDENTIAL We Grill 3x More Than Our Grandfathers… 95% of Households Own a Grill Gas Half of Grillers Own At Least Two Types of Grills 1 Type of Grill 30% 2 Types of Grills 71% Charcoal 64% 50% 20% Smoker 3+ Types of Grill Electric 28% 15% Grilling Is Shared* Solely Responsible 46% 54% Share Responsibility *Decide grilling seasoning brands to buy, purchase grilling seasonings, grill the food. Source: DeKadt. Grilling Attitude and Usage Study: General Market. August 2014 McCormick & Company, US CPD—CONFIDENTIAL Grilling has increasingly become year round, and the kick-off to the season starts with Daylight Savings Time. Weekends dominate but Wed & Sun are main planning days… Daylight Savings Triggers the Season Grilling is a Year-Round Activity Spring Fall 19 TIMES 15 TIMES Summer Winter 27 TIMES 7 TIMES Grilling is a Celebration of the Weekend * * days of the week consumers search * Highest for grilling recipes and products online Sources: DeKadt. Grilling Attitude and Usage Study: General Market. August 2014 IRI Latest 52 Weeks Ending 8.31.14 McCormick & Company, US CPD—CONFIDENTIAL TOTAL U.S. - FOOD Dry Grilling Seasonings Unit Sales Index 1 Week Ending Jan 6, 2013 69 1 Week Ending Jan 13, 2013 69 1 Week Ending Jan 20, 2013 66 1 Week Ending Jan 27, 2013 71 1 Week Ending Feb 3, 2013 92 1 Week Ending Feb 10, 2013 83 1 Week Ending Feb 17, 2013 78 1 Week Ending Feb 24, 2013 71 1 Week Ending Mar 3, 2013 71 1 Week Ending Mar 10, 2013 83 1 Week Ending Mar 17, 2013 89 1 Week Ending Mar 24, 2013 82 1 Week Ending Mar 31, 2013 87 1 Week Ending Apr 7, 2013 108 1 Week Ending Apr 14, 2013 119 1 Week Ending Apr 21, 2013 134 1 Week Ending Apr 28, 2013 112 1 Week Ending May 5, 2013 125 1 Week Ending May 12, 2013 151 1 Week Ending May 19, 2013 155 1 Week Ending May 26, 2013 210 1 Week Ending Jun 2, 2013 153 1 Week Ending Jun 9, 2013 135 1 Week Ending Jun 16, 2013 141 1 Week Ending Jun 23, 2013 150 1 Week Ending Jun 30, 2013 152 1 Week Ending Jul 7, 2013 203 1 Week Ending Jul 14, 2013 131 1 Week Ending Jul 21, 2013 108 1 Week Ending Jul 28, 2013 102 1 Week Ending Aug 4, 2013 112 1 Week Ending Aug 11, 2013 116 1 Week Ending Aug 18, 2013 105 1 Week Ending Aug 25, 2013 95 1 Week Ending Sep 1, 2013 127 1 Week Ending Sep 8, 2013 123 1 Week Ending Sep 15, 2013 94 1 Week Ending Sep 22, 2013 80 1 Week Ending Sep 29, 2013 75 1 Week Ending Oct 6, 2013 84 1 Week Ending Oct 13, 2013 83 1 Week Ending Oct 20, 2013 75 1 Week Ending Oct 27, 2013 65 1 Week Ending Nov 3, 2013 69 1 Week Ending Nov 10, 2013 74 1 Week Ending Nov 17, 2013 68 1 Week Ending Nov 24, 2013 65 1 Week Ending Dec 1, 2013 58 1 Week Ending Dec 8, 2013 60 1 Week Ending Dec 15, 2013 61 1 Week Ending Dec 22, 2013 74 1 Week Ending Dec 29, 2013 68 Super Bowl Daylight Savings Memorial Day July 4 Labor Day Grilling Occasions Total 4TH of July Memorial Day Labor Day Father’s Day Tailgating Super Bowl Mother’s Day Easter New Year’s Day 20% Thanksgiving 18% Valentine’s Day 13% 13% St. Patrick’s Day 12% Christmas 11% Mardi Gras 4% Passover Hanukkah 2% Mean # 5.5 Source: 2014 TIC Grilling Study. Base: Total respondents (n=553) McCormick & Company, US CPD—CONFIDENTIAL 95% 84% 82% 67% 51% 51% 49% 31% 2x Performance When Specific Holiday is Incorporated in Ad What We Grill McCormick & Company, US CPD—CONFIDENTIAL Ground Beef and Boneless Chicken Continue to be the Top Proteins Grilled with Flavor, with Chicken Growing Dramatically Over the Last 10 Years Top 20 Proteins Grilled 88% Ground beef 73% Poultry breast 64% 63% Hot dogs Pork chops Top 4 Foods 55% 54% Ribs Strip steak 47% Source: DeKadt. Grilling Attitude and Usage Study: General Market. August 2014 McCormick & Company, US CPD—CONFIDENTIAL Rib eye 44% 44% 44% Poultry thigh Pork ribs Salmon 41% 41% 41% Beef kabob Poultry Poultry breast- wings bone-in 41% 40% 34% Shrimp Sausage/ kielbasa 34% 30% Flank Pork steak tenderloin Prime rib Rising Food Cost Continues Shift to Budget Proteins and Consumers Will Seek Out Ways to Elevate Common Meats “After a few years of steadily upward-creeping prices, experts say this fall many more families will start to feel the strain of higher food bills.” –Wall Street Journal, August 27 2015 Projection Source: Wall Street Journal. August 27, 2014 www.USDA.gov McCormick & Company, US CPD—CONFIDENTIAL 41% of the time Sides are Grilled with the Protein; 9% only Sides 92% of Grillers Grill Non-Proteins Among Grillers Who Grill Item, % Add Seasoning Typically Grills Corn on the cob 73% Onions 56% Potatoes 55% Peppers 55% Zucchini/squash 40% Mushrooms 39% Asparagus 20% Eggplant 18% Other vegetables 17% 73% 57% 68% 63% 65% 63% 66% 53% 15% Pizza 12% Fruit 11% Source: DeKadt. Grilling Attitude and Usage Study: General Market. August 2014. Base: Total respondents (n=1010) Q5b: Which of these foods does your household typically grill? Q5c: For each of these foods that your household typically grills, please select the ones where grilling seasonings are typically added either before or during grilling. McCormick & Company, US CPD—CONFIDENTIAL 56% 30% Tomatoes Bread 50% 39% 43% 23% Grilling Purchases Have Connectivity Throughout the Store; Typically 4 Additional Items Purchased with Flavor. Mean # Items 4.2 72% 38% Meat Poultry 35% Hot dogs 34% 30% 29% Charcoal Condiments Potatoes 29% Corn on cob 28% 27% Rolls or Other Potato or bread vegetables tortilla chips Source: DeKadt. Grilling Attitude and Usage Study: General Market. August 2014 Q13f: Which of the following items, if any, did you also purchase the last time you purchased a seasoning product for grilling? McCormick & Company, US CPD—CONFIDENTIAL 27% 18% 16% Fruit Seafood/ fish 11% Propane Grillers Often Use & Layer Multiple Seasonings Average Number of Seasonings Used for Grilling = 13.0 86% 80% 78% 74% 71% 69% 67% 80% report making their own seasoning in past year 62% 60% 57% 55% 55% 55% 54% 52% 51% 42% 38% 37% 31% 31% 27% 21% 17% 7% BBQ sauce Pepper Shake-on Bottled or Dry rub Seasoned sealiquid salt soning marinade blend Garlic salt Sea salt Marinade mix in a packet Steak sauce Table salt Other Onion salt Olive or Worces- Dry garlic/ herbs and vegetable tershire garlic spices oil sauce powder Shake-on Seasoning Blends: 78% “I layer flavors to create something all my own” Dry onion/ onion powder Salad Hot sauce dressing BBQ Sauce: 86% 87% Liquid smoke Brine 80% 74% 52% 40% 43% 36% Before Grilling 28% While Grilling Source: DeKadt. Grilling Attitude and Usage Study: General Market. August 2014. Base: Total respondents Q5a: Of the foods that your household typically grills, which seasonings are typically used before or during grilling or at the table? Other oil Sriaracha Other sauce alcohol Steak Sauce: 57% 14% McCormick & Company, US CPD—CONFIDENTIAL Beer At The Table Dry Grilling Products Tie to Key Consumer Wants: Natural Way to Flavor, Variety and Complementary Role to Protein Grilling Category Importance Made with natural spices and herbs 28% 65% All natural 23% 56% Does not contain artificial ingredients 25% 55% 27% 54% Does not contain MSG Heart healthy 21% 25% 48% Doesn't contain any GMOs Low in sodium Made with sea salt Gluten-free 17% 45% 13% 38% 10% 24% Absolutely critical Absolutely critical/very important Source: DeKadt. Grilling Attitude and Usage Study: General Market. August 2014 McCormick & Company, US CPD—CONFIDENTIAL 54% Drivers 1. Natural Way to Flavor 2. Variety/versatility 3. Complement to Protein ….But Dry Grilling is Used Most Often AND Where Real Flavor Comes From Grilling Seasoning Consumer Favorability “Dry Seasoning keeps the integrity of the flavor of the meat” Source: DeKadt. Grilling Attitude and Usage Study: General Market. August 2014 McCormick & Company, US CPD—CONFIDENTIAL Dry Rub 1 Shake-On Seasoning Blend 2 BBQ Sauce 3 Brine 4 Seasoned Salt 5 Bottled or Liquid Marinade 6 Garlic Salt 7 Marinade Mix in a Packet 8 “I like Dry Rubs because I can cover the meat the way I like it” Consumers Seek Out New Flavors – It is a Long Grilling Season! – And This Drives Purchase Over Refilling or On Sale. Reason for Last Grilling Seasoning Purchase 26% 23% 13% Saw new flavor and wanted to try it Ran out On sale 11% 9% 9% Need for a specific Protein was on Someone Saw a new occasion sale and I needed recommended seasoning brand something to and wanted to try season it with it What most grillers would ask of their favorite Grilling Seasoning brand 48% Flavor Variety 29% Recipes 20% Product Usage Tips Source: DeKadt. Grilling Attitude and Usage Study: General Market. August 2014. Base: Total respondents (n=1010). Q12a: Which decision do you make first: brand or flavor? Q12c: If the store did not have the brand you wanted to buy, which one action would you take? Q12d: How would you decide which brand to buy? McCormick & Company, US CPD—CONFIDENTIAL 9% 30% 8% Digital Access Don’t Change Anything Why We Grill The 5 New Rules of Grilling Flavor is the only thing that unites all grillers. 1 But, flavor is the complement to an epic steak___. chicken. pork chop. 2 Grillers are on a never-ending aspirational journey to be better. Looking for continual fuel. 3 The best of the best know the secret to a grilled masterpiece is through herbs and spices. 4 Grilling ignites personal passions among consumers 5 Grillers Believe Their Journey is Quite Extreme… “There are so many factors: the weather, the wind, the grill you have, its hot spots, the piece of meat you got – it is hard to get it all just right.” All Key Motivations are Rooted in Flavor Six primary emotional motivators for grilling 72% 64% 62% Flavor flexibility, no rules. Back to basics of food and flame Ultimate combination of food, flame and seasoning. Achieve mastery Cultivated Taming Archaic Herding Dedicated Perfecting Transformation Roots Internal Transform a meal into something special. Alternative to cooking, with Versatility and range 61% Experiment with flavors and seasonings 48% 36% Not a Chore like cooking. Can just throw food on the grill Demonstrate My Grilling Expertise Exotic Experimenting Practical Supplying Pack Leading Experimentation Convenience External Most common motivations are all rooted in the flavor of the end dish – the grilled masterpiece The McCormick Advantage McCormick & Company, US CPD—CONFIDENTIAL Blends Steak Sauces 21 Steakhouse Burgers Seasoning Mixes Marinades Steakhouse Burgers Mix-Ins (Wet) 22 Slow N Low Rubs Dry Rubs 23 The McCormick Advantage: Driving Grilling Growth #1 Market Share 9 of Top 10 Products Grillers Use #1 Online Grilling Community #1 Loyalty and Repeat Lawry’s #1 Marinade #1 Seas. Salt #1 Garlic Salt #1 Consumer Preferred Flavor #1 Share of Voice Grill Mates #1 Blend #1 Marinade #1 Rub #1 In Driving New Category HH Penetration #1 Innovation and New Product Performance #1 Most Loyal Product Montreal Steak *NPS Ranking #1 Globally in Herbs & Spices Brand Franchise Status: Top Brands (Shake-on, Marinade mix, Dry rub, Steak sauce) (Bottled marinade, Seasoned salt, Garlic salt) (Bottled marinade, Marinade mix, Steak sauce, Dry rub) 68% 78% 83% 91% 67% 75% 81% 88% 68% 78% 86% 97% (Shake-on, Marinade mix, Dry rub, BBQ sauce) (Bottled marinade, Steak sauce, BBQ sauce) (Bottled marinade, BBQ sauce) 34% 43% 50% 70% 31% 41% 53% 80% 28% 40% 57% 78% Source: DeKadt. Grilling Attitude and Usage Study: General Market, August 2014 . Base: Total respondents (n=1010). Q8a: Which brands have you heard of before today? Q8b: Which brands have you ever used before, during, or after grilling? Q8c: Which brands have you used past 12 months before, during, or after grilling? Past 3 Months Past 12 Months Ever Used Aware Key #1 Loyalty and Repeat 26 Questions? 27