Category: Housewares
Turkey Housewares
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Turkey Home Furnishings
... wellbeing, which has led consumers to invest in affordable and pleasing bathroom products to enhance their bathing experiences. Additionally, Turkey's strong position as a global textiles hub, with its manufacturing capabilities and high-quality cotton production, ... Read More
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Turkey Home Improvement
... homes for extended periods of time. For example, as seen with home paint, which enables consumers to change the aesthetics of their homes without a significant financial outlay. Home paint offers a diverse range of ... Read More
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Turkey Homewares
... long-term, practical assets. This trend is particularly evident with popular brands such as Pasabahce (Pasabahce Cam San ve Tic AS) and Lav (Heris Seramik ve Turizm San AS), which benefit from offering products to suit ... Read More
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Home Care Packaging in Turkey
... which not only contains natural ingredients but also comes in 100% recyclable packaging. The company is using plastic pouch packaging – which is expected to continue recording dynamic growth in home care over the forecast ... Read More
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Home Improvement in Turkey
... improvement projects. As such, demand in the category declined in value terms at constant 2022 prices, and sales were lower in 2022 than pre-pandemic (2019) by the same measure. Euromonitor International's Home Improvement in Turkey ... Read More
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Homewares in Turkey
... value terms at constant 2022 prices declined overall. In the face of high prices, consumers reduced the frequency with which they replaced dinnerware, amongst others. Furthermore, in the face of price increases for tin, aluminium, ... Read More
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Home Furnishings in Turkey
... prices, as consumers were forced to decrease the amount in their budgets allocated for purchasing furniture. Price pressures also drove consumers to trade down in terms of materials, with inexpensive, ready-to-assembly (RTA) furniture gaining popularity. ... Read More
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Home and Garden in Turkey
... 2022, which resulted in a three-percentage point decline in consumer confidence. As such, current value growth was high across Turkey’s entire home and garden industry; but actual demand was a different story, as high prices ... Read More
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