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Vetrina Retail & Media MeasurementVerified3.8(2) ItalyDemo listing

CPG brand share, distribution and promotion pressure index

Monthly brand and manufacturer share, distribution and promotion pressure for 260 grocery, household and personal-care categories across Italy, Spain and France.

from €3,500 category deep-dive report

Spec sheet

Data product · Listing updated 11 Nov 2026

Coverage
3 countries

Show all 3 countries
Europe (3)

France, Italy, Spain

History
Since 2016
Update frequency
Monthly

Published 10 working days after month end

Volume
9,000 entities

260 categories and about 9,000 brands

Suitable for

Small and medium businesses, Mid-market, Enterprises

Delivery methods
  • Dashboard / web app
  • Snowflake share
  • Email / file download
Formats
  • Excel
  • CSV
  • PDF report
Data source

Projected retail sell-out panel from partner retailers

Collection method

Monthly aggregation of weekly point-of-sale data with universe projection

Overview

A ready-made category scorecard built on Vetrina's projected sell-out panel, for teams that need share and distribution trends without working with SKU-level files.

What's included

  • Value and volume share by brand, manufacturer and private label, every month
  • Numeric and weighted distribution, with gains and losses versus the prior period
  • Promotion pressure: share of value sold on promotion and average discount depth
  • Average price index versus the category
  • Category totals and growth rates by country and channel

How buyers use it

  • Brand managers report share to leadership and spot competitor launches early
  • Sales teams prepare retailer negotiations with distribution gaps by channel
  • Strategy teams and investors screen categories for growth and private-label pressure
  • Agencies benchmark how dependent a client's sales are on promotions

Coverage and methodology

Metrics are computed from the projected point-of-sale panel described in Vetrina's sell-out listing and cover 260 categories in food, beverages, household and personal care. Share is calculated on projected market totals; the projection method and panel coverage by channel are documented in every delivery, including the known under-coverage of hard discount. Brands are mapped to manufacturers using public company information and manufacturers' own product registrations with Vetrina. Brands below 0.3% value share are grouped as "other" in the standard file and can be broken out on request.

Data dictionary

12 fields as documented by Vetrina Retail & Media Measurement.

FieldTypeDescriptionExample
monthdateFirst day of the reporting month—
countrystringISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country code—
channelstringhypermarket, supermarket, discount, drugstore or total—
categorystringVetrina category—
manufacturerstringOwning manufacturer or private label—
brandstringBrand—
value_share_pctnumberShare of category value sales—
volume_share_pctnumberShare of category volume sales—
weighted_distributionnumberWeighted distribution, 0–100—
promo_share_pctnumberShare of the brand's value sold on promotion—
avg_discount_depth_pctnumberAverage promotional discount—
price_indexnumberAverage price versus category average (= 100)—

Sample

Free sample available on request

The provider sends a sample file so you can test fit and quality before you buy.

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Pricing

Prices in EUR, as published by Vetrina Retail & Media Measurement

  • One-off purchase

    category deep-dive report

    from €3,500
  • Yearly licence

    one category, three countries

    from €12,000

Converted amounts use DataStoa display rates and are approximate. Vetrina Retail & Media Measurement quotes the final price, taxes and terms.

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Coverage

3 countries.

Europe

3 countries
  • France
  • Italy
  • Spain

Time coverage: 2016 to present.

Quality

Provider-reported

AccuracyShare of records the provider has checked as correct.
97%
CompletenessShare of expected records present.
98%

Latency: Published 10 working days after month end

DataStoa has not audited these figures. Ask the provider how they are measured, or test them on a sample.

Licensing and usage rights

The licence is agreed directly between you and Vetrina Retail & Media Measurement. This summary is provider-reported; the linked terms prevail.

  • Internal analytics
  • Research use

Not listed: use in commercial products, AI / ML model training, AI retrieval and grounding, redistribution allowed, marketing and outreach. Ask Vetrina Retail & Media Measurement if you need any of these.

About Vetrina Retail & Media Measurement

Vetrina Retail & Media MeasurementVerified provider

Retail sell-out, CPG share and advertising measurement for Southern Europe

Vetrina measures what sells in Southern European grocery and drugstore channels and what advertisers spend to sell it. Retail sell-out comes from partner retailers' point-of-sale feeds, and media data from monitored TV, digital and out-of-home inventory plus an opt-in household panel.

Also available on: Snowflake Marketplace, Microsoft Azure

Typical reply time
Within 9 hours
Response rate
91%
Certifications
ISO 27001, ISO 27701
Privacy compliance
GDPRProvider-reported

Reviews

What buyers say about Vetrina Retail & Media Measurement. Reviews cover the provider, not only this listing.

3.8
3.8

from 2 reviews

Data quality
4.0
Volume and coverage
3.5
Value for money
3.5
Customer service
4.0
  • 3.8 Verified purchaseDemo listing11 Nov 2026

    Ad spend estimates helped us benchmark clients

    TV and out-of-home spend estimates for Spain gave us a defensible share-of-voice view for pitches. Digital estimates are rougher, which they acknowledge. Creative archive search is fast.

    Data quality
    4/5
    Volume and coverage
    3/5
    Value for money
    4/5
    Customer service
    4/5

    Pablo D., Media planning director, Independent media agency

  • 3.8 Verified purchaseDemo listing11 Nov 2026

    Store-cluster sell-out data we could act on

    Seeing sell-out by store cluster rather than national totals showed where our promotions worked in the north and failed in the south. Good data, but the three-country tier was more than our budget allowed this year.

    Data quality
    4/5
    Volume and coverage
    4/5
    Value for money
    3/5
    Customer service
    4/5

    Giulia B., Brand manager, Italian food manufacturer

Questions buyers ask