David Berry

David Berry heads the Irish operations of Kantar as Commercial Director in Ireland. David works with leading brand owners, retailers and government agencies across the Irish grocery market. His extensive knowledge of the Irish retail landscape has established him as an industry spokesperson and regular commentator across print and broadcast media.

Related stories:

• Irish sales slow as shoppers adapt to new normal
• Record demand for grocers as Ireland entered lockdown
• David Berry: "Innovation in OOH has been really strong"
• Summer grocery growth segues into back to school season
• Hot weather proves thirsty work in Ireland
• Summer sun heats up the Irish grocery market
• Branded sales outpace own label
• Supermarkets get into the Christmas spirit
• Dunnes Stores retains top spot
• Dunnes reclaims top spot in Irish grocery market
• SuperValu and Tesco tied for top spot
• SuperValu on top despite Tesco's strong growth
• SuperValu remain on top despite Tesco turnaround
• SuperValu still on top as grocery growth continues
• Irish shoppers splash out at Easter
• Irish grocery market returns to deflation
• Dunnes, top spot in Ireland for second month
• Grocery growth dips following bumper Christmas
• Record Christmas for Ireland's Grocery Market
• SuperValu joins Dunnes Stores in the top spot
• Dunnes becomes Ireland’s largest supermarket
• Dunnes, Ireland’s second-largest supermarket
• Dunnes now Ireland's joint no.2 supermarket
• Irish grocery growth reaches 3.5%
• Euro 2016 boosts Irish grocery retailers
• Irish grocery market growing, but uncertain future
• Grocery spend continues to rise in Ireland
• Ireland's best loved brands
• Grocery spend rises in Ireland
• Early Easter boosts supermarket sales in Ireland
• Price inflation continues in Ireland
• Irish grocery market continues fast growth in 2016
• Christmas boost for Irish retailers as shopper spend rises
• SuperValu remains Ireland’s largest grocery retail
• SuperValu reclaims top spot as spend grows
• Irish grocery competition increases in run up to Christmas
• Ireland's number 1 retailer grows for first time since 2013
• Dunnes sees sales boost but Tesco remains on top
• Strong growth for Lidl as Tesco's decline slows
• Dunnes’ vouchers boost growth while Tesco remains at top
• Tesco reclaims top spot as Ireland’s number one retailer
• Competition for grocery top spot intensifies in Ireland
• SuperValu New Number One Supermarket in Ireland
• Grocery Market Competition Intensifies in Ireland
• Growth Continues for Irish Grocery Market
• Best Christmas for Irish Grocery market since 2010
• Ireland: Competition tightens as Christmas approaches
• Improved outlook for grocery sector as sales growth continue
• Ireland: SuperValu gains ground as Aldi and Lidl gain share
• Aldi and Lidl continue to gain ground in Ireland
• Irish shoppers benefit from falling inflation
• Summer boost for Dunnes Stores
• Grocery sales growing at their fastest rate for over a year
• Grocery market continues to grow in Ireland
• Aldi and Lidl continue to set the pace in Ireland
• Superquinn rebrand makes SuperValu Ireland's 2nd retailer
• Post-Christmas cheer for SuperValu in Ireland
• A Christmas boost for SuperValu in Ireland
• Grocery sales yet to see a Christmas cheer in Ireland
• Food price inflation falls to lowest level for a year
• Ireland household budget fears lead to market slowdown