Dove, in collaboration with STRIPED (Strategic Training Initiative for the Prevention of Eating Disorders) at Harvard’s Chan School of Public Health and economists at Deloitte Access Economics, has released a report titled “The Real Cost of Beauty Ideals” on the impact of beauty standards on the US economy and society.
According to The Financial Times, TikTok intends to introduce its live retail “TikTok Shop” function to North America using outsourced technology.
Flowers Foods, Inc. launched a website to get consumer input on new products aimed at expanding its company outside the bread aisle.
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.
A Coca-Cola facility is reducing its plastic consumption even more by using a fibre-based paper replacement for six-pack plastic rings.
P&G has grown to become one of the world’s top consumer goods companies. P&G signed a multiyear agreement with Microsoft to change its digital manufacturing platform in the summer of 2022.
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.
Dove, in collaboration with STRIPED (Strategic Training Initiative for the Prevention of Eating Disorders) at Harvard’s Chan School of Public Health and economists at Deloitte Access Economics, has released a report titled “The Real Cost of Beauty Ideals” on the impact of beauty standards on the US economy and society.
According to The Financial Times, TikTok intends to introduce its live retail “TikTok Shop” function to North America using outsourced technology.
Flowers Foods, Inc. launched a website to get consumer input on new products aimed at expanding its company outside the bread aisle.
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.
A Coca-Cola facility is reducing its plastic consumption even more by using a fibre-based paper replacement for six-pack plastic rings.
P&G has grown to become one of the world’s top consumer goods companies. P&G signed a multiyear agreement with Microsoft to change its digital manufacturing platform in the summer of 2022.
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.
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