Digital Native Brands (DNBs) have quickly evolved from experimental start-ups to some of the most innovative forces in global consumer markets. Download our report to uncover why DNBs are both a threat and an opportunity for CPG players and why FMCGs must integrate them into future growth strategies.
Digitally native brands are reshaping the FMCG industry. Register for our webinar to explore how online marketplaces, social commerce and direct-to-consumer strategies are fuelling this transformation.
From 2018 to 2023, US third-party (3P) marketplace sales outpaced overall e-commerce sales growth, driven by evolving consumer behaviour, rising living costs, and the emergence of new players, particularly China-affiliated platforms like Shein, Temu, and TikTok Shop.
Nearly every consumer journey now involves a digital component, whether during the search phase or the final transaction. As technology continues to advance, including the implementation of generative AI in retail, consumers' expectations for their online experience have also evolved. The way consumers behave online and what they expect from retailers are transforming as a result. In response, retailers are adapting to these changes by enhancing the online experience using generative AI solutions, AR/VR activities, social media engagement, and other innovative approaches.
Paris 2024 Olympics stand as one of the biggest global multi-sporting events, especially as it brings back the crowd after the pandemic. Paris’s significance as a centre of commerce and culture also positions 2024 Olympics as a more luxurious opportunity for brands. However, the event stands in a unique light given a period marked by accelerated digital adoption by businesses and consumers.
The development of embedded finance not only eases the customer journey throughout the retail funnel, which helps reduce purchase abandonment, but it also plays a critical role in driving digital transformation across channels.
Since the pandemic, China's vitamins and dietary supplements market has experienced robust growth, and sales through digital channels have been expanding continuously. The market size of consumer health products in China was USD57.1 billion in 2023, with an e-commerce penetration rate of 42%. In this evolving market, Douyin, as China's most popular short-video platform, has quickly risen to become a popular platform for purchasing health products.
Coupang, a major player in South Korea’s e-commerce, has shown exceptional growth in the country and aims to fulfil its aspiration for global penetration. While its attempt to explore overseas market face challenges, Coupang persists in strategic expansions including recent Farfetch acquisitions. Through the acquisition, Coupang is accelerating its transformation from a retailer primarily focused on household essentials to a more comprehensive platform that includes luxury items.
Amazon dominates in online sales of beauty and personal care in the US and is continuing to make gains in most categories. Amazon's success in beauty and personal care is due to its competitive pricing, product range, and logistics, but also to its savvy seasonal strategy, especially during the holiday season and its annual Prime Day promotion.
As global eyes turn again to China to monitor its current economic situation, understanding what is happening at the micro level can provide insights into how consumers are reacting to the current economic situation and how manufacturers and suppliers can best position their products to compete in this unprecedented environment.
Chocolate confectionery in India is rapidly growing and even more so online as consumers opt for online delivery amid increasingly hectic lifestyles. Examining leading brands' SKU pricing and promotional strategies provides insight into how brands are winning online in the dynamic category as well as how consumers are reacting to changes in the market.
Within fast-moving consumer goods (fmcg), the shift to e-commerce accelerated during the pandemic, and now the majority of fmcg categories have elevated levels of e-commerce sales. However, the rate and penetration of e-commerce sales differs by category and country, and prioritising where opportunities are most significant can help companies win online. Utilising Euromonitor’s new e-commerce system, we will use Australia as an example to show how wine is performing online, and who is winning from a retailing and brand perspective.
The Latin American Fashion industry was hit hard by the pandemic, but following two years of strong performance, sales have returned to pre-pandemic levels.
Pure online players and retailers with omnichannel operations are reconsidering their approach to e-commerce order fulfilment by embracing strategies such as community group buying, rethinking the quick commerce model, and adopting more flexible return policies.
The Retail Executive Summit is a conference held annually in Singapore designed for networking, knowledge exchange and staying ahead of retail developments. The 2023 edition highlighted how the retail landscape and consumer expectations in Southeast Asia have evolved post-pandemic.
Evolution across technology, consumer behaviour and business strategies, in ways that support commerce on social media platforms, have led to the uptake of digital engagement and social commerce. Here, we discuss key technologies such as Ai, AR/VR, new payment methods, and integration of web 3 technologies on social media platforms.
E-commerce growth is coming down from pandemic-driven highs and achieving a new level of maturity. Join our panel discussion to discover winning online strategies of retailers and brands. Hear from leading FMCG business executives about how to grow sales online. Register now.
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