and 25.4% four years ago) if they are labelled 'Made in China', however only 3.2% are 'more likely to buy' Wine and Food (5.8%) if labelled 'Made in China'. Unsurprisingly large majorities of Australians say they are 'less likely to buy' Wine (82.6%) and Food (82.5%) if labelled 'Made in China' followed by Motor Vehicles (76.0%), Sporting Goods (67.4%), Electrical Goods (57.6%) and Clothes (53.6%). Importantly, the household members that do most of the goods shopping, known as 'Grocery Buyers', say they are 'less likely to buy' products labelled 'Made in China' across all product categories than the general population, led by Wine (86.2%) and Food (86.0%). Roy Morgan Research provides the industry currency in readership figures. It is the most influential survey on newspaper and magazine readership in Australia and ensures selection of the most appropriate publications to reach Population 14+ markets. Full article. More Australians now shop around when their Vehicle Insurance policy is due for renewal. The latest research shows that 16.3% of policy holders shopped around compared to only 12.2% four years ago, so less Australians are inclined to renew their policies automatically. These are the latest findings from the Roy Morgan Research survey of over 37,000 Vehicle Insurance customers each year. Despite more consumers shopping around, there has only been a minor increase over the last four years in changing companies, from 4.8% in 2008 to 5.6% in 2012. Unlike all other concept testing techniques, the Reactor provides the unvarnished opinions of respondents who provide