Category: General Retailing
Asia General Retailing
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Retailing in Azerbaijan
... of Coronavirus (COVID-19) and related measures to stem the spread of the virus eased. Nonetheless, the pandemic continued to exert an influence on the performance, for good or ill, on retailing channels in 2021. This ... Read More
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Mixed Retailers in Pakistan
... footwear typically sold by mixed retailers. Economic uncertainty further encouraged consumers to limit spending on non-essentials in the year. The closure of non-essential stores during the strict 45-day lockdown further impacted consumer access to department ... Read More
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Retailing in Pakistan
... in early-2020 amid the global pandemic for grocery retailers. Euromonitor International's Retailing in Pakistan report offers insight into key trends and developments driving the industry. The report examines all retail channels to provide sector insight. ... Read More
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Retailing in Uzbekistan
... also looked set to recover quickly from the disruption caused by COVID-19. This was good news for retailers and in 2021 and there was a healthy increase in constant value sales and while inflation was ... Read More
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Variety Stores in Taiwan
... stores. This adds entertainment value to variety stores such as Daiso and POYA. The majority of variety stores sell disposable household items, such as tissue and hygiene products, at low prices, as well as party ... Read More
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Retailing in Taiwan
... performances. Consumers reprioritised what was essential and switched to e-commerce more than ever before. Modern grocery retailers and electronics and appliance specialist retailers saw growth due to the greater demand for home cooking, working from ... Read More
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Variety Stores in Turkey
... the levels seen immediately prior to the outbreak of COVID-19. Variety stores is not a developed channel in the Turkish market. There are a small number of players and outlets overall, with consumers preferring to ... Read More
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Retailing in Turkey
... demand was not as strong as it had been in 2019. Whilst year on year value growth was seen in many areas of the retailing market, the lack of corresponding volume growth highlighted that much ... Read More
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Homeshopping in Turkey
... not drinkable. As water is a necessity, the category continued to see growth in 2021 and was not directly impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. The main notable change was behavioural, as consumers who were cautious ... Read More
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Retailing in Hong Kong, China
... immediate suspension of schools, and businesses once again allowed employees to work from home over the period, hence reducing overall foot traffic in the city before and after the Lunar New Year Holidays and negatively ... Read More
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Variety Stores in Hong Kong, China
... in 2021, as Hong Kong consumers were already used to the absence of travel, as well as more time spent at home because of social distancing and lockdown measures. Euromonitor International's Variety Stores in Hong ... Read More
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Variety Stores in Malaysia
... the quarantine lockdowns that were imposed upon the population of Malaysia during 2020 and 2021 as a key measure to curb the spread of the COVID-19 virus. In 2021, this meant that variety stores were ... Read More
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Variety Stores in Singapore
... low-income earners have struggled to survive due to movement control restrictions and the lack of tourists. Construction labourers have been unable to travel freely due to the increasing case numbers in dormitories. At times, merchandisers ... Read More
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Retailing in Malaysia
... was imposed upon the population in response to the third and fourth waves of the pandemic and the presence in the country of the Delta strain of the COVID-19 virus. This meant that all store-based ... Read More
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Retailing in Singapore
... several retailing channels, including traditional grocery retailers. Singapore is also highly dependent on tourists, and it is common to see retail outlets employing native Japanese and Korean speakers. Euromonitor International's Retailing in Singapore report offers ... Read More
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Retailing in Cambodia
... changes in consumer behaviour in response to COVID-19 led to pressure on sales in many categories. In addition, demand for e-commerce increased substantially as consumers looked to avoid shopping in stores, wherever possible. However, demand ... Read More
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Variety Stores in the Philippines
... for a significant period. Furthermore, like department stores, variety stores are not typically known for a specific product or brand. This meant that variety stores were not in consumers’ top of mind when they were ... Read More
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Retailing in Thailand
... during 2020, its incidence soared during mid-2021, leading to a new lockdown in July 2021 (the first was in 2020). This led to the closure of non-essential retail outlets, such as department stores and variety ... Read More
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Variety Stores in Thailand
... 2021. The stores operated by Daiso and MUJI – the dominant variety stores chains, accounting for well over half of retail value sales – are mainly located in shopping centres, making them particularly vulnerable to ... Read More
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Retailing in Indonesia
... people violating the lockdown imposed for the Eid holiday period led to skyrocketing case numbers for around two months in July and August. From late August, the situation improved and vaccination rates continued to rise. ... Read More
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Variety Stores in Indonesia
... although it has been less severely affected than channels such as department stores. In contrast to department stores, the majority of variety stores outlets are not located in shopping centres, which means that the channel ... Read More
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Retailing in the Philippines
... remained affected by varying mobility restrictions, whilst face-to-face learning is suspended, office workers remain advised to work remotely, and malls and dining establishments have capacity limits. Despite ongoing restrictions and continuing fear of the virus, ... Read More
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Retailing in Russia
... as seen in Perekrestok, Magnit and Lenta outlets. On the other hand, discounters with wide ranges of economy products, such as Svetofor and Da!, gained in popularity. Discounters are becoming increasingly popular in Moscow and ... Read More
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Direct Selling in Russia
... 2020 and 2021. Some players looked to improve their internal communication systems, including the use of mobile apps, while the process of returning products was simplified. For example, Mary Kay made it easier to return ... Read More
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Variety Stores in Russia
... Many variety stores outlets are located in close proximity to residential areas and even in residential areas which makes them convenient and easily accessible for consumers. Euromonitor International's Variety Stores in Russia report offers insight ... Read More
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