Category: General Retailing
Africa General Retailing
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Retailing in Tanzania
... increasingly search online, benefiting e-commerce and social media marketing. Growth will benefit from road and real estate development and ongoing economic growth, although many cost-conscious consumers will continue to rely on informal retailing. Euromonitor International's ... Read More
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Retailing in Angola
... period and the government focus on structural reforms, the outlook for modern retailing is positive. Moreover, young adults are becoming increasingly influential in shaping sales, with many preferring modern retailers. Euromonitor International's Retailing in Angola ... Read More
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Opportunities in Informal Retailing in Sub-Saharan Africa
... Africa and are expected to continue to play a significant role in the future. The report will provide insight into the retailing landscape, the purchasing habits of local consumers, the food products they purchase, the ... Read More
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Exploring Opportunities in Services and Payments in the New Normal in Sub-Saharan Africa
... sales, as lockdowns and job losses squeeze discretionary spending. As a result of the weak economic situation, demand for non-essential products and services has declined, forcing some companies – both small and large – out ... Read More
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Retailing in Nigeria
... Nigeria’s main export – which led to a decline in the foreign-exchange value of the naira, resulting in increased import costs. The early months of the pandemic also saw significant supply-chain disruption. In 2021, the ... Read More
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Retailing in Tunisia
... January to July 2021, people were forced to stay at home and tended to consume more grocery products, with this continuing to drive healthy growth for grocery retailers. Furthermore, in general, Tunisian consumers became accustomed ... Read More
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Health and Beauty Specialist Retailers in Tunisia
... to concerns around the spread of COVID-19, with people stocking up on products such as hand sanitiser, face masks and vitamins and dietary supplements, all of which benefited health and beauty specialist retailers. Chemists/pharmacies and ... Read More
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Variety Stores in Nigeria
... footfall increased. Moreover, supply chains were operating normally again. Supply-chain disruption was also an issue in the previous year, as almost all of the products sold by these stores are imported, while the depreciation of ... Read More
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Apparel and Footwear Specialist Retailers in Tunisia
... the Ramadan and Eid periods, many Tunisians decided to celebrate at home, without going to their relatives, with this restricting demand for new clothes. In 2021, apparel and footwear were not considered necessity items for ... Read More
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Retailing in Kenya
... reduce their discretionary spending. The sales of grocery retailers fell, as many consumers cut back on non-essential purchases. However, modern grocery retailers were harder hit than their traditional counterparts: The latter tend to be located ... Read More
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Retailing in Algeria
... is highly dependent on oil exports and this led to a devaluation of the dinar and a general increase in inflation. This in turn led to lower disposable incomes and resulted in an overall small ... Read More
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Retailing in Egypt
... government’s campaign to digitalise payments is leading to a larger proportion of the population becoming open to new retail experiences, thus creating more room for new platforms to enter and gain share in the country. ... Read More
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Variety Stores in Egypt
... Given that part of the allure of variety stores is the in-store experience, few sales transferred online. However, COVID-19 has created new opportunities in the form of new product offerings. For example, many variety stores ... 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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Variety Stores in South Africa
... in value sales was also supported by the home seclusion trend, with suspension of some educational activities leading to increased demand for arts and crafts products to entertain children. The operating environment was particularly beneficial ... 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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Retailing in South Africa
... trend translating into a stagnating unemployment rate and low spending confidence. The industry was also affected by the emergence of the Beta and Delta variants which led to the reinstatement of stricter curfews and a ... Read More
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Retailing in Uganda
... strongly in 2021. The competitive landscape in store-based retailing saw significant changes during the latter part of the review period, while supermarket and hypermarket chain Carrefour entering and South Africa-based Shoprite and Game exiting, in ... Read More
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