Category: Consumer Goods & Retailing
Morocco Consumer Goods & Retailing
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Sanitary Protection in Morocco
... the number of menstruating females, which also contributed to growth. According to the results of a study commissioned by local player Novatis Group SA (with its Mia brand), less than a third of Moroccan women ... Read More
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Africa Sports Equipment and Apparel Market - By Sports Type (Bike, Outdoor, Tennis, Other Racket Sports, Running, Fitness, Football/Soccer, Other Team Sports, Winter Sports, Watersports, Others); By Product Type (Equipment, Apparel); By Distribution Channel (Online, Offline); By Country (South Africa, Morocco, Algeria, Egypt, Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, Rest of Africa), Trend Analysis, Competitive Landscape & Forecast, 2019–2029
... Offline); By Country (South Africa, Morocco, Algeria, Egypt, Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, Rest of Africa), Trend Analysis, Competitive Landscape & Forecast, 2019–2029 Africa Sports Equipment and Apparel Market Expand at Steady CAGR of 4.5% During 2023–2029 ... Read More
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Middle East and Africa Smartwatch Market - By Product (Extension, Standalone, Classic/Hybrid); By Operating System (iOS, Android, Others); By Application (Personal Assistance and Safety, Health/ Wellness, Media & Entertainment, Sports, Communication, Others); By Distribution Channel (Direct Sales, E-Commerce, Retail Stores, Others); By Country (Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar, Kuwait, Iran, South Africa, Nigeria, Kenya, Egypt, Morocco, Algeria, Rest of Middle East & Africa), Trend Analysis, Competitive Landscape & Forecast, 2023–2029
... (Direct Sales, E-Commerce, Retail Stores, Others); By Country (Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar, Kuwait, Iran, South Africa, Nigeria, Kenya, Egypt, Morocco, Algeria, Rest of Middle East & Africa), Trend Analysis, Competitive Landscape & Forecast, 2023–2029 Middle ... Read More
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Global Morocco Cosmetics Market - 2022-2029
... of XX% during the forecast period (2022-2029). Argan oil is produced from the kernels of the argan tree, which is endemic to the otherwise barren lands of southwestern Morocco. Argan oil is one of the ... Read More
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Retailing in Morocco
... store-based retailing and non-store retailing on the other. During 2020, the leading modern grocery retail channels – supermarkets, hypermarkets and discounters – saw a surge in demand, as local consumers stocked up on essentials – ... Read More
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Convenience Stores in Morocco
... this positive factor has largely been offset by the economic shock of the pandemic, which has led to an increase in unemployment and a decline in the disposable income of many Moroccan households. As a ... Read More
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Electronics and Appliance Specialist Retailers in Morocco
... a significant negative effect on the retail current value sales of electronics and appliance specialist retailers in 2020. Lockdown measures disrupted the operations of these stores for several months, while the economic shock of the ... Read More
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Food and Drink E-Commerce in Morocco
... essential due to supply-chain disruption, some of them sought to stock up on these products by ordering them online. Jumia Food and on-demand delivery app Glovo both partnered with a growing number of foodservice outlets ... Read More
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Variety Stores in Morocco
... stores decreased significantly in 2020 and recovered only partially during 2021. During 2000, variety stores were forced to close for an extended period due to lockdown measures. However, once these restrictions were eased, footfall recovered ... Read More
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Mobile E-Commerce (Goods) in Morocco
... growing number of consumers used smartphone apps to shop and make payments during 2020. While cash on delivery remains the most popular payment option for e-commerce, this is beginning to change. This is also due ... Read More
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E-Commerce (Goods) in Morocco
... stores closed for an extended period during lockdown and consumers fearing shortages of essential products, they began to shop online in growing numbers. Euromonitor International's E-Commerce (Goods) in Morocco report offers insight into key trends ... Read More
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Department Stores in Morocco
... Lockdown measures meant that department stores were closed for an extended period during 2020. Even after they reopened, many consumers were reluctant to make discretionary purchases due to the economic shock of the pandemic. Demand ... Read More
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Apparel and Footwear Specialist Retailers in Morocco
... led to a significant reduction in footfall for an extended period, while the closure of schools and many workplaces also had a negative impact on demand, as did the fact that consumers were socialising less ... Read More
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Traditional Grocery Retailers in Morocco
... of this trend in 2020. During the spring lockdown, traditional grocery retailers were forced to curb their opening hours to a greater extent than modern grocery retailers. Moreover, the relatively small size of traditional grocery ... Read More
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Home and Garden Specialist Retailers in Morocco
... measures resulted in the closure of stores for an extended period, and even after they were re-opened, many consumers were reticent to make non-essential purchases, particularly for big-ticket items, due to the economic shock of ... Read More
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Health and Beauty Specialist Retailers in Morocco
... for cosmetics was undermined by the fact that women were spending more time at home – with some working from home – and socialising less, in addition to the economic shock of the pandemic. On ... Read More
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