Celebrating Diwali on Metaverse could soon be a reality in Dubai, as social interactions are being transformed using technology.
Marketers who used to carry out broad-based demographic targeting face new challenges with Generation Z. 91% of 18-to 25-year-old Generation Zs say mainstream pop culture is a thing of the past.
Efforts to minimise waste and promote recycling are at the heart of the circular supply chain. Colgate-Palmolive is one multinational that is leading the way in this area.
According to The Financial Times, TikTok intends to introduce its live retail “TikTok Shop” function to North America using outsourced technology.
Armani Beauty has partnered with Fortnite to promote Code, its new men’s scent. As a way of finding the aroma, the company encourages customers to participate in an interactive experience dubbed “Rewrite the Code.”
With eCommerce, SKU multiplication, and manpower constraints complicating beverage operations, experts believe voice picking systems can help warehouses simplify the complicated difficulties.
At present, 94% of CPG food and beverage firms are experiencing less than 3% growth. Growth has been moving downward across industrial segments over the last five years, with the unprecedented impact of COVID-19 causing a bottoming out in 2020.
This is the weekly snapshot of top trends from the Consumer Goods industry in the past week (3rd October-7th October). We have covered different categories, including:
For the second year in a row, Sephora’s annual Sephoria event was hosted virtually.
Amazon has introduced QVC-style livestream shopping in India, expanding its services in a vital international market.
According to reports, Chipotle Mexican Grill has begun testing several new technologies.
With each passing year, it appears that more and more businesses are making efforts to “go green,” as it has become a customer concern.
As the company seeks to engage with female gamers, Dove has established a training course to make gaming avatars more representative and inclusive.
Colgate-Chief Palmolive’s Supply Chain Officer is Mike Corbo. He joined the firm in 1982, when petroleum was 34 pence a gallon and Ronald Reagan was president.
An estimated $600 billion in food is wasted during or shortly after harvest. Can manufacturers intervene? Certainly, and it will benefit businesses, people, and the environment.
The VERY GOOD Food Company, Inc. is launching some of its products with a major, membership-only wholesale chain.
The Metaverse is growing, with a range of businesses taking an interest in it. Recently, Yum! Brands, which includes Taco Bell, Pizza Hut, and Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC), has submitted multiple trademark applications for NFTs and metaverse products and services.
A Japanese restaurant, called E Vino Spaghetti, has a robot, P-Robo, that pumps out one pasta per minute.
In June, two bills, including the Recycling Infrastructure and Accessibility Act (H.R. 8183) and the Recycling and Composting Accountability Act (H.R. 8059), were introduced.
With its startup engagement programme, the innovation and venture hub of Mondelez, SnackFutures is trying to support disruptive snack brands.
This is the weekly snapshot of top trends from the Consumer Goods industry in the past week (19th September-23rd September). We have covered different categories, including:
This data-driven research derives its findings from the Big Data & Artificial Intelligence-powered StartUs Insights Discovery Platform, which covers 1.379.000+ startups and scale-ups globally. This insight features five FMCG businesses that are based on factors like formation year, location, money obtained, and more, allowing consumers to investigate the solutions of these five startups and scale-ups.
Chipotle has released a new Garlic Guajillo Steak product on Roblox. According to the brand, it is the first menu item released in the virtual world.
India’s first end-to-end shopping experience has been launched on Whatsapp by JioMart.
According to a survey by Triple Whale, TikTok is the most valuable platform for direct-to-consumer advertisements, even exceeding Facebook.
Jessica Alba talked in an interview about women in leadership positions.
Clorox has upgraded its 20-year old enterprise resource planning (ERP) to a cloud-based system and made supply chain investments.
Taking into account the vast changes incurred during COVID-19, experts predict that the world will be largely different in 2030 with new innovations.
Consumers in Asia-Pacific who are conscious of environmental, social, and corporate governance concerns are on the same level as those in Europe and the United States. The basic challenge lies with the brand owners, as consumers say they want to buy sustainable goods and are ready to pay a premium price for them, yet few do.
Product development in the beverage industry contains numerous risks. There is always an uncertainty about whether the beverage will meet the consumer’s expectations.
Celebrating Diwali on Metaverse could soon be a reality in Dubai, as social interactions are being transformed using technology.
Marketers who used to carry out broad-based demographic targeting face new challenges with Generation Z. 91% of 18-to 25-year-old Generation Zs say mainstream pop culture is a thing of the past.
Efforts to minimise waste and promote recycling are at the heart of the circular supply chain. Colgate-Palmolive is one multinational that is leading the way in this area.
According to The Financial Times, TikTok intends to introduce its live retail “TikTok Shop” function to North America using outsourced technology.
Armani Beauty has partnered with Fortnite to promote Code, its new men’s scent. As a way of finding the aroma, the company encourages customers to participate in an interactive experience dubbed “Rewrite the Code.”
With eCommerce, SKU multiplication, and manpower constraints complicating beverage operations, experts believe voice picking systems can help warehouses simplify the complicated difficulties.
At present, 94% of CPG food and beverage firms are experiencing less than 3% growth. Growth has been moving downward across industrial segments over the last five years, with the unprecedented impact of COVID-19 causing a bottoming out in 2020.
This is the weekly snapshot of top trends from the Consumer Goods industry in the past week (3rd October-7th October). We have covered different categories, including:
For the second year in a row, Sephora’s annual Sephoria event was hosted virtually.
Amazon has introduced QVC-style livestream shopping in India, expanding its services in a vital international market.
According to reports, Chipotle Mexican Grill has begun testing several new technologies.
With each passing year, it appears that more and more businesses are making efforts to “go green,” as it has become a customer concern.
As the company seeks to engage with female gamers, Dove has established a training course to make gaming avatars more representative and inclusive.
Colgate-Chief Palmolive’s Supply Chain Officer is Mike Corbo. He joined the firm in 1982, when petroleum was 34 pence a gallon and Ronald Reagan was president.
An estimated $600 billion in food is wasted during or shortly after harvest. Can manufacturers intervene? Certainly, and it will benefit businesses, people, and the environment.
The VERY GOOD Food Company, Inc. is launching some of its products with a major, membership-only wholesale chain.
The Metaverse is growing, with a range of businesses taking an interest in it. Recently, Yum! Brands, which includes Taco Bell, Pizza Hut, and Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC), has submitted multiple trademark applications for NFTs and metaverse products and services.
A Japanese restaurant, called E Vino Spaghetti, has a robot, P-Robo, that pumps out one pasta per minute.
In June, two bills, including the Recycling Infrastructure and Accessibility Act (H.R. 8183) and the Recycling and Composting Accountability Act (H.R. 8059), were introduced.
With its startup engagement programme, the innovation and venture hub of Mondelez, SnackFutures is trying to support disruptive snack brands.
This is the weekly snapshot of top trends from the Consumer Goods industry in the past week (19th September-23rd September). We have covered different categories, including:
This data-driven research derives its findings from the Big Data & Artificial Intelligence-powered StartUs Insights Discovery Platform, which covers 1.379.000+ startups and scale-ups globally. This insight features five FMCG businesses that are based on factors like formation year, location, money obtained, and more, allowing consumers to investigate the solutions of these five startups and scale-ups.
Chipotle has released a new Garlic Guajillo Steak product on Roblox. According to the brand, it is the first menu item released in the virtual world.
India’s first end-to-end shopping experience has been launched on Whatsapp by JioMart.
According to a survey by Triple Whale, TikTok is the most valuable platform for direct-to-consumer advertisements, even exceeding Facebook.
Jessica Alba talked in an interview about women in leadership positions.
Clorox has upgraded its 20-year old enterprise resource planning (ERP) to a cloud-based system and made supply chain investments.
Taking into account the vast changes incurred during COVID-19, experts predict that the world will be largely different in 2030 with new innovations.
Consumers in Asia-Pacific who are conscious of environmental, social, and corporate governance concerns are on the same level as those in Europe and the United States. The basic challenge lies with the brand owners, as consumers say they want to buy sustainable goods and are ready to pay a premium price for them, yet few do.
Product development in the beverage industry contains numerous risks. There is always an uncertainty about whether the beverage will meet the consumer’s expectations.
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