Region: Guatemala
Category: Retailing

Guatemala Retailing

(14 reports matching your criteria)
  • Central America Canned Tuna Market Report and Forecast 2024-2032

    ... between 2024 and 2032. Aided by the growing demand for convenient and long-lasting food solutions, alongside the sustained popularity of seafood in the region, the market is expected to grow significantly by 2032. Canned tuna, ... Read More

  • Grocery Retailers in Guatemala

    ... year. Overall, increases in the cost of raw materials, shipping costs, labour wages and energy have led to substantial price increases in consumer goods. With the increase in retail prices, Guatemalan consumers had to exert ... Read More

  • Retail E-Commerce in Guatemala

    ... among more affluent consumers who were forced to rely on online shopping due to stay-at-home measures and travel restrictions. This trend continued in 2021, with e-commerce sales growth remaining strong. Surprisingly, this trend also continued ... Read More

  • Direct Selling in Guatemala

    ... 2020 due to government restrictions and health concerns, but sales rebounded in 2021 with double-digit year-on-year growth as restrictions eased. However, sales growth slowed in 2022, albeit remaining in-line with pre-pandemic levels when accounting for ... Read More

  • Retail in Guatemala

    ... inflation. The buoyancy of the retail sector was largely driven by high-income shoppers, as e-commerce and jewellery and watch specialists saw significant growth. However, department stores and variety stores that appeal to lower-income shoppers in ... Read More

  • Non-Grocery Retailers in Guatemala

    ... be attributed to the circumstances of the COVID-19 pandemic, which drove significant sales growth for pharmacies in 2020 and 2021. Despite this slowdown, the fact that sales continued to grow in 2022 can also be ... Read More

  • Health and Beauty Specialist Retailers in Guatemala

    ... Vitamins and dietary supplements specialist retailers were the only retailers to record negative retail value sales growth during the year. This was despite many consumers increasing their social and work activities and gaining confidence to ... Read More

  • Mobile E-Commerce (Goods) in Guatemala

    ... had access to computers at the start of 2021, mobile phones were oversubscribed and nearly 115% of the population had a mobile phone, thus many Guatemalans have more than one mobile phone or SIM card. ... Read More

  • Modern Grocery Retailers in Guatemala

    ... impacted by the pandemic as most consumers stayed at home during much of 2020. Indeed, many consumers had little reason for convenience purchases as they bought their groceries in a single trip with few little ... Read More

  • Traditional Grocery Retailers in Guatemala

    ... convenience of these players’ location, pack sizes, affordable prices, as well as alliances with modern grocery retailers’ delivery services. Euromonitor International's Traditional Grocery Retailers in Guatemala report offers insight into key trends and developments driving ... Read More

  • Apparel and Footwear Specialist Retailers in Guatemala

    ... many consumers started returning to their favourite stores but with less frequency. Furthermore, most apparel and footwear specialist retailers were not ready to launch an e-commerce platform and delayed doing so for several months. Additionally, ... Read More

  • Mixed Retailers in Guatemala

    ... started reopening but consumers shopped less often than before. However, during 2021 there were no closures and generally consumers were more relaxed and started returning to shopping at department stores. Consequently, department stores registered very ... Read More

  • E-Commerce (Goods) in Guatemala

    ... the crisis, many retailers did not have dependable functional websites, with leading supermarket brands in particular missing out on sales due to their failure to have an online channel. Several new entrants took this opportunity ... Read More

  • Retailing in Guatemala

    ... very restrictive until July 2020. Many malls and businesses were closed during this period, and consumers’ mobility contracted to a minimum. #stayathome was a trending topic and consumers started acclimatising to the changes that the ... Read More

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