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We help you understand how and where consumers shop, through both traditional and emerging retail channels. We track sales of physical goods across 30 different retail channels and online sales by retailer and category across 12 fast-moving consumer goods industries. Surveys of consumers and industry professions offer additional insights as to what consumers want from their retail experience.
Use our data analytics and insights to guide your decisions on investment, expansion and product positioning. Determine which retail channels to be active in and how to stand out.
With China, Japan and South Korea accounting for 40% of the value of the global e-commerce market, it is imperative that regional and global players learn to navigate these markets to drive growth in the region. There is no universal approach, but learnings from East Asia’s advanced and competitive e-commerce markets provide strong inputs to formulate winning strategies, in East Asia or beyond.
Read moreThe Double Eleven shopping festival, once a global retail sensation, is experiencing diminished excitement due to discount fatigue, evolving consumer preferences, and increased competition from year-round sales and livestream shopping platforms. While still significant, the festival’s future depends on adapting to shifting market dynamics
Euromonitor International’s Shopper Reinvented megatrend cuts across almost all service industries, from consumer foodservice to travel, with its impact most evident in the retail sector. As a result, as the vast Asia Pacific region emerges as the global retail sector’s new centre of gravity, the forces powering the Shopper Reinvented megatrend are revolutionising the retail space within the region.
From 16th to 18th October, US-based retail events organiser Shoptalk held its first ever Shoptalk Fall conference at McCormick Place in Chicago. With many of the most prominent names in retail in attendance, participants were treated to an in-depth exploration of the most important trends currently impacting the retail sector. Euromonitor International was there, and we are delighted to report on some of the highlights.
The Double Eleven shopping festival, once a global retail sensation, is experiencing diminished excitement due to discount fatigue, evolving consumer preferences, and increased competition from year-round sales and livestream shopping platforms. While still significant, the festival’s future depends on adapting to shifting market dynamics
Euromonitor International’s Shopper Reinvented megatrend cuts across almost all service industries, from consumer foodservice to travel, with its impact most evident in the retail sector. As a result, as the vast Asia Pacific region emerges as the global retail sector’s new centre of gravity, the forces powering the Shopper Reinvented megatrend are revolutionising the retail space within the region.
From 16th to 18th October, US-based retail events organiser Shoptalk held its first ever Shoptalk Fall conference at McCormick Place in Chicago. With many of the most prominent names in retail in attendance, participants were treated to an in-depth exploration of the most important trends currently impacting the retail sector. Euromonitor International was there, and we are delighted to report on some of the highlights.
It’s not just a conference — it’s a game changer. Retail’s Big Show has consistently been on the pulse of the changing retail landscape, offering invaluable insights and serving as a central hub for industry professionals. But this year, NRF is not just helping you keep up with change; but become a game changer.
Uncover the trends that are reshaping the retail landscape and find out what the future holds for global retail through 2028.
Stream this on-demand webinar to uncover the biggest consumer trends in 2024. Learn about lifestyle and digital shifts that’ll impact your business strategy. Register now.
Prepare for the future of retail with our report developed in partnership with the National Retail Federation (NRF). Read about the new business models, channels and shopper expectations that are disrupting industry norms. You’ll also get a framework to guide your strategic decisions.
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Our consulting team specialises in deep exploration of your markets. Whether you are looking for more in-depth analysis of existing data, or to commission original new research we can help guide you on your pathway to growth.
Our market research reports are your first step to understanding a category or market. Choose from tens of thousands of reports published annually. Reports are available to download immediately, an ideal solution if you need to understand key market drivers quickly.
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We research eight distinct categories, with detailed sub-category breakdowns: bill payments e-commerce, foodservice e-commerce, mobility e-commerce, other e-commerce, retail e-commerce, streaming services e-commerce, ticketed entertainment e-commerce and travel e-commerce. We research 30 countries and produce modelled data where we don’t have local in-country analysts.
Use our thought-provoking insights to understand the key drivers influencing industry growth.
Our data analytics and insights support a wide range of functions across your organisation. You have a single source of truth when making your strategic decisions.
We research two distinct categories, with detailed sub-category breakdowns: retail e-commerce and retail offline. We research 66 countries and produce modelled data where we don’t have local in-country analysts.
Use our thought-provoking insights to understand the key drivers influencing industry growth.
Our data analytics and insights support a wide range of functions across your organisation. You have a single source of truth when making your strategic decisions.
Examine brand performance from 300 key retailers, across 15 countries and 500+ FMCG categories.
Use our thought-provoking insights to understand the key drivers influencing industry growth.
Our data analytics and insights support a wide range of functions across your organisation. You have a single source of truth when making your strategic decisions.
To gain a competitive edge and accelerate growth, companies must focus on understanding their target consumers. This report provides insights into seven consumer types, helping businesses refine their strategies to align with prevailing consumer values, priorities, and preferences. By leveraging these insights, companies can drive optimal growth and innovation, positioning themselves ahead of competitors.
New business models, channels and shopper expectations continue to change retail, redefining industry rules and relationships and disrupting the path to purchase. This content provides strategies for adapting to these shifts and offers a framework to map the future of retail. To guide the retail industry through this reinvention, Euromonitor partnered with the National Retail Federation (NRF) on an abbreviated version of this report, which was published externally.
This report analyses the e-commerce landscape in China, South Korea and Japan. It highlights the importance of these markets for domestic strategy and international expansion. The report showcases top retailers and focuses on consumer preferences, product expansion and seamless shopping experiences. It also examines the competitive landscape and how small brands can leverage e-commerce post-pandemic. As a leading e-commerce region, this report is vital reading for both regional and global player
This report summarises the findings from the Voice of the Consumer: Digital Survey, conducted in March and April 2024. This annual survey, which measures the attitudes towards digital commerce of 20,000 consumers around the globe, examines how new technologies are influencing consumer behaviour. Key areas of exploration include shopper engagement, the path to purchase, delivery and fulfilment, and privacy.
Social media platforms have firmly established themselves as essential conduits for consumer engagement, social commerce and entertainment, and emerging technologies are allowing platforms to interact with users in novel ways. This briefing provides an overview of the social media landscape in 2024 and includes profiles of the following platforms: Douyin, Facebook, Facebook Messenger, Instagram, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Reddit, Snapchat, Telegram, Threads, TikTok, WeChat, WhatsApp, X and YouTube.
This briefing assesses the global on-demand delivery landscape, with a focus on the strategies that delivery players are using to navigate the complex macroeconomic, competitive and regulatory environments to achieve operational sustainability and growth in the wake of the pandemic. The report includes profiles of the following delivery platforms: Deliveroo, Delivery Hero, DoorDash, Getir, GoFood/GoMart, Grab, iFood, Instacart, Just Eat Takeaway.com, Meituan, Rappi, Uber Eats, Yogiyo and Zomato.
In 2023, direct selling achieved positive current value growth for a third consecutive year in Mexico; far exceeding the pre-pandemic level of sales. Despite this strong sales performance, the number of direct selling agents contracted again in 2023, following the peak reached in 2020, when many Mexicans were seeking to earn extra money during the COVID-19 pandemic. Many sellers, who initiated their direct selling careers due to the lockdowns, as they looked for alternative sources of income, ar
Retail in Saudi Arabia continued to experience positive growth in current value terms in 2023 with the end of the pandemic and improved consumer confidence helping to encourage spending. Although the Saudi economy actually contracted in 2023 due to a drop in oil revenue when it came to the Kingdom’s non-oil economy there continued to be growth, with retail playing an important role in this. Retail is undergoing major changes which are being driven by shifting consumer behaviours and new governme
Modern grocery retailers continued to outperform traditional retailers in terms of growth in Azerbaijan in 2022, gaining value share in a trend that is set to persist. This expansion is supported by ongoing urbanisation and investment in the country’s second tier cities and small towns. As consumer lifestyles become increasingly hectic and the middle class continues to emerge, convenience will become an ever-higher priority for locals, benefiting modern grocery retailers.
Retail e-commerce in Mexico demonstrated outstanding double-digit current value growth over the review period, and 2023 was no exception, with growth across most categories. Indeed, the growth rate experienced by e-commerce in Mexico was amongst the highest globally during 2023. Major e-commerce marketplaces such as Amazon and MercadoLibre continued to gain relevance in the country, attracting consumers with their wide product offers. Indeed, many consumers use these third-party platforms to bro
In 2023, Germany's e-commerce landscape showed signs of potential recovery, following 2022’s sales slump as the country emerged from the pandemic. A stronger return to stores, ongoing economic volatility, and low consumer confidence stemming from the rising cost of living all continued to work against e-commerce. Thus, value sales continued to fall, despite the performance of Amazon leading up to the Christmas period.
The Americanas scandal of accounting inconsistencies, which emerged at the start of 2023, undoubtedly caused a certain amount of noise in Brazilian retail; felt in both offline and online sales, both of which saw a slowing of growth in 2023. However, despite this, and the end of the pandemic – with greater mobility outside of the home – retail e-commerce maintained current value growth in Brazil in 2023, and even continued to outperform offline retail; albeit recording far slower current value g
