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August 8, 2019Ipsos ThinksTrust: The Truth?

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      81. Ipsos MORI Veracity Index, Base: c. 1,000 British adults aged 15+ interviewed face-to-face per year
      82. Ipsos global concept testing database. Concepts from an existing brand = 33% ‘Promising’; line extension (new category for existing brand) = 24% ‘Promising’; new brand = 21% ‘Promising’. ‘Promising’ propositions include any concepts falling into Ipsos’ ‘Winner’, ‘Good Start’ and ‘Under-priced’ innovation archetypes
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