Countries where big name British brands are most popular, according to internet searches - from HP sauce in Germany to India's love of Walkers crisps
Big name British brands are popular all over the world - and new research reveals which companies are most in-demand in some of the world's biggest countries.
People living in Brazil love Guinness, Walkers crisps are popular in India, and Japan can't get enough of Bisto.
The findings are based on analysis of Google searches, website visits and tweets carried out by UK-based online visibility management platform SEMRush.
Pictured, a map illustrating the British brands most in demand in countries around the world. The findings are based on analysis of Google searches, website visits and tweets carried out by UK-based online visibility management platform SEMRush
More than 5,000 miles away from the factory where it is produced, Guinness was most in demand in Brazil and other condiments such as HP sauce, Colman's Mustard and Branston Pickle were popular elsewhere in the world
Despite being more than 5,000 miles away from the factory where it is produced, Brazil was found ranked fifth in the list of countries looking to buy popular alcohol brand Guinness.
A little closer to home, the data found 87,000 searches for 'how to buy Coleman's Mustard' were made in Spain, perhaps due to the large expat community.
A further 3,6000 people in Poland were also on the hunt for the spicy condiment.
In India, lots of people were interested in finding out if they could buy Walkers Crisps, taking to the internet for the answers.
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