CONSUMER BEHAVIOR SURVEY

JAKARTA, 18/9 - SURVEI PERILAKU CONSUMEN. (right) Global LinkQ Director Karl Jenkins, Regional LinkQ Project Director Jenny Hall, Managing Director Vietnam, Indonesia, the Philippines Kantar Worldpanel Fabrice Carrasco and Head Regional Centre of Excellence Martin Hanscombe combined as a result of the survey of Indonesian consumer behaviour in 2011 in Jakarta, Tuesday (18/9). Kantar Worldpanel Indonesia, a global research company found in 2011 food products and beverages became the most common daily consumption items purchased by consumers namely 81 percent covering rice 25,4 percent, instant noodles 8,2 percent, fried oil 7.5 percent, and 6,3 percent sugar. The survey was conducted on 7000 household respondents in several islands and major cities in Indonesia such as Java, Sumatra, Kalimantan and Sulawesi. ANTARA/Widodo S. Jusuf/Koz/mes/12.

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