Category: Consumer Goods
South America Consumer Goods
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Homeshopping in Colombia
... access to a broader range of products at competitive prices. This has led homeshopping players to move towards the development of multi-channel operating models that also incorporate e-commerce and brick-and-mortar stores. The dynamic expansion of ... Read More
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Variety Stores in Colombia
... traditional stores. These stores form an essential part of the social network in their local communities. Normally, these businesses are not self-service and remain very traditional in their retailing strategies and approach, tending to provide ... Read More
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Department Stores in Colombia
... the performance of the leader, Falabella. One of the strategies that has most helped it to develop a presence in the market and that will remain a focus in the long-term is the Falabella cards, ... Read More
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Electronics and Appliance Specialist Retailers in Colombia
... were perceived to offer convenience and value for money. Indeed, home seclusion, remote working and distance learning served to strengthen the role of digital technology in consumers’ daily lives. Digital technology was central to many ... Read More
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E-Commerce (Goods) in Colombia
... as an incremental trust in the logic of online purchases, have allowed e-commerce to grow rapidly in recent years. With the pandemic leading to the closure of brick-and-mortar stores and consumer reluctance to utilise traditional ... Read More
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Food and Drink E-Commerce in Colombia
... level, with sales almost doubling in 2020. Online alternatives to store-based grocery retailing were late to enter the Colombian market, but have met with success as they have sought to solve the problems of time ... Read More
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Warehouse Clubs in Colombia
... growth, suggesting that Colombian consumers are very curious about new launches. The PriceSmart brand is known to offer a budget and mid-priced portfolio of imported but not well-known brands, which seem to appeal to consumers. ... Read More
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Traditional Grocery Retailers in Colombia
... and outlets tend to become an important part of the social network of the communities in which they are located. Traditional grocery retailers represents an important source of employment in small and mid-sized cities, and ... Read More
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Mobile E-Commerce (Goods) in Colombia
... growth during the year. Providing low-value purchases and familiarising consumers with the processes and convenience of mobile e-commerce, the use of such apps has proven an effective way to bring consumers closer to this form ... Read More
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Brazil Male Toiletries Market Summary, Competitive Analysis and Forecast, 2016-2025
... also contains descriptions of the leading players including key financial metrics and analysis of competitive pressures within the market. Key Highlights The male toiletries market consists of retail sales of aftershaves & colognes, men's disposable ... Read More
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Designer Apparel and Footwear (Ready-To-Wear) in Brazil
... brands project huge declines; but, in the second semester, the relative sense of a more controlled situation related to the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic made consumers resume their shopping activities following the health protocols. ... Read More
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Super Premium Beauty and Personal Care in Brazil
... controlled pace in the growth of contagion and deaths, the gradual resumption of social interactions has supported the growth of fragrances and gifts. If Brazilians traditionally cultivate the habit of gifting to relatives and close ... Read More
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Luxury Timepieces in Brazil
... some of the rarest prospects for luxury: negative results for the full year. However, the perception of control over the contagion and deaths caused by the sanitary crisis made it possible to work with more ... Read More
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Luxury Leather Goods in Brazil
... growth posted in the later months, luxury leather goods reached a positive year. The counterintuitive growth happened due to the combination of unprecedented factors such as the closed frontiers for Brazilians, the involuntary savings accumulated ... Read More
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Luxury Jewellery in Brazil
... pandemic. However, in the second half of 2020, the numbers of contagion cases and deaths dropped significantly and Brazilians gradually started to feel more comfortable to resume social interactions under the sanitary protocols. During this ... Read More
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Luxury Eyewear in Brazil
... products. It is common that consumers who do not usually buy other luxury products have eyewear as one of their few super premium items. In 2020, the restricted social interactions and the emerging uncertainties regarding ... Read More
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Luxury Hotels in Brazil
... hotels, temporarily closed its doors in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Domestic destinations for luxury tourism privileged refuges located in regions of abundant natural landscapes. The forced reduction in international outbound flows leveraged the ... Read More
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North and South America Esports Business - Property Profile, Sponsorship and Media Landscape
... America. The report looks closely at the continued impact of COVID-19, as well as the main revenue streams associated across the sport (sponsorship and media), whilst also looking at the overall growing popularity of gaming. ... Read More
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Luxury Writing Instruments and Stationery in Brazil
... a very social category, the main segment of luxury pens is strongly connected to use during business occasions for signing contracts or taking notes in presential meetings. Not only has the pandemic impacted the consumption ... Read More
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Department Stores in Brazil
... the spread of the virus including a lockdown, which required department stores to close their doors for several weeks during Q2. However, the fact that many consumers were hesitant about shopping in department stores due ... Read More
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Convenience Stores in Brazil
... selling space and focuses on a limited product assortment to prioritise those categories that consumers look for the most. In this sense, going shopping in a convenience store has often provided customers with a perception ... Read More
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E-Commerce (Goods) in Brazil
... be the same, with considerable growth continuing to be recorded by online sales. Nevertheless, adopting an omnichannel approach remains imperative as restrictions start to ease and consumers gradually return to store-based channels for an in-person ... Read More
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Homeshopping in Brazil
... even the closure of all non-essential retail channel mandated by State Governors for an extended period at the peak of the quarantine lockdown in Q2 2020 was not enough to support a positive performance for ... Read More
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Variety Stores in Brazil
... Among the main factors placing pressure on players in 2020 was the requirement for all variety stores to remain closed for several weeks during Q2 as this channel fell outside of the official designation of ... Read More
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Food and Drink E-Commerce in Brazil
... shopping cart but never makes it through the transaction is considered to be “abandoned” by the customer. Shopping cart abandonment is an important aspect of the online shopping process to which retailers pay careful attention. ... Read More
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