Consumers choose Dunlop as No.1 brand for the seventh time

Consumers choose Dunlop as No.1 brand for the seventh time Submission Details

Author: Kim Blom from Logico Creative Solutions.
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The TGI Survey, where the Icon Brands results are sourced from, is the largest of its kind in South Africa with 19 sectors, hundreds of product categories and thousands of brands included in the measurement. An enumerated area sampling design is employed, with the universe including all communities with more than 8,000 inhabitants of 15+ years. 23,326 consumers were surveyed representing 26 922 000 adult South African consumers. For more information visit:

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