China is swiftly riding the wave of new consumption trends, fueled by groundbreaking digital innovations and evolving consumer behaviors. From the thrill of livestream shopping to the growing demand for sustainable products, this dynamic market is reshaping the future of global retail like never before
A recent tasting of 291 Australian supermarket products uncovers a surprising truth: paying more doesn’t always mean better taste. The Guardian reveals that many expensive items fail to deliver on flavor, challenging the common belief that higher price equals higher quality
Global consumer brands in China are navigating a complex landscape, striving to truly understand local preferences and behaviors. Experts highlight that uncovering deeper cultural insights is essential for success in this vibrant and constantly evolving market
Despite growing awareness, Bain & Company uncovers that significant hurdles still stand in the way of sustainable living: high costs, limited availability of eco-friendly options, and a flood of confusing information continue to hold many consumers back from adopting greener habits
In a recent taste test, Australian supermarket cucumber pickles wowed judges with their vibrant and bold flavors. Many were astonished by the remarkable intensity of the pickling process, exclaiming, “I didn’t think any would be this powerful!” This delightful surprise highlights the impressive rise in quality of local products.
Brazilian consumers are leading the charge in mobile in-store shopping, surpassing global trends even as they navigate checkout hurdles. As reported by PYMNTS.com, this trend underscores a remarkable shift in shopping habits and a growing dependence on mobile technology to enhance retail experiences.
In 2025, Bain & Company projects that India’s online shopping landscape will be transformed, driven by advanced technologies and changing consumer preferences. With increased mobile penetration and enhanced logistics, e-commerce is set to thrive, reshaping retail dynamics nationwide.
