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We track sales of physical goods across 30 different retail channels and online sales by retailer and category across 12 fast-moving consumer goods industries. Surveys of consumers and industry professions offer additional insights as to what consumers want from their retail experience.
Use our data analytics and insights to guide your decisions on investment, expansion and product positioning. Determine which retail channels to be active in and how to stand out.
What are trending topics? Read about the five you should prioritise to remain competitive in this report.
Learn moreOur latest Chart of The Month explores consumers' intentions towards social media engagement in the era of information overload, and the challenges this presents for brands.
Next-Gen Online Storefront is one of Euromonitor International’s five new Trending Topics for the year ahead. We have identified these topics as the most crucial cross-industry trends that businesses need to prioritise to remain competitive.
On 2 May, the Trump administration closed the de minimis tariff exemption for goods imported from China. The exemption allowed tariffs to be waived on shipments to the US valued under USD800. Now, the Trump administration has announced that, beginning on 29 August, the exemption will be closed for imports from all countries. This will have a massive impact on e-commerce retailers selling into the US, especially those who reshuffled their supply chains to reduce reliance on Chinese manufacturing.
Explore the retail landscape and share knowledge that drives growth in the private label sector.
The Future of Retail Summit will convene in London, bringing the most influential players in the European retail sector together.
Anuga presents you the future of the food industry on a silver platter. Let yourself be inspired by valuable insights and ideas.
Wiser Wallet consumers have adopted a strategic shopping mindset and expect added value as Black Friday approaches in 2024, according to data analytics company Euromonitor International.
Consumers are expected to indulge in Halloween fun this season but with an eye on affordability, according to data analytics firm Euromonitor International.
Are you selecting and selling through the right retail channels? Refine your distribution strategy with data-driven insights from this Opportunity Minded episode.
Uncover the trends that are reshaping the retail landscape and find out what the future holds for global retail through 2028.
Join the Eyes on Africa 2025 Webinar to navigate the evolving African consumer landscape and identify strategic growth opportunities in Sub-Saharan Africa. In this live session, attendees will gain key insights into consumer behaviour, digital innovation, economic trends, and actionable strategies to unlock long-term business success. Don’t miss the opportunity to gain fresh insights and practical strategies to transform your business and capitalise on emerging growth opportunities in the rapidly evolving FMCG sector.
Digitally native brands are reshaping the FMCG industry. Register for our webinar to explore how online marketplaces, social commerce and direct-to-consumer strategies are fuelling this transformation.
Stream this on-demand webinar to uncover the biggest consumer trends in 2024. Learn about lifestyle and digital shifts that’ll impact your business strategy. Register now.
E-commerce is reshaping FMCG. Explore the top brands by 2024 online sales, see how they’re performing in 2025 and uncover winning growth strategies in our free sample report.
What are trending topics? Read about the five you should prioritise to remain competitive in this report.
Digital Native Brands (DNBs) have quickly evolved from experimental start-ups to some of the most innovative forces in global consumer markets. Download our report to uncover why DNBs are both a threat and an opportunity for CPG players and why FMCGs must integrate them into future growth strategies.
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Stay informed about current and future trends shaping retail. We also collect, monitor and analyse consumer survey data to better understand behaviours, trends and factors influencing purchasing habits in the digital space.
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We research eight distinct categories, with detailed sub-category breakdowns: bill payments e-commerce, foodservice e-commerce, mobility e-commerce, other e-commerce, retail e-commerce, streaming services e-commerce, ticketed entertainment e-commerce and travel e-commerce. We research 30 countries and produce modelled data where we don’t have local in-country analysts.
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Our data analytics and insights support a wide range of functions across your organisation. You have a single source of truth when making your strategic decisions.
We research two distinct categories, with detailed sub-category breakdowns: retail e-commerce and retail offline. We research 66 countries and produce modelled data where we don’t have local in-country analysts.
Use our thought-provoking insights to understand the key drivers influencing industry growth.
Our data analytics and insights support a wide range of functions across your organisation. You have a single source of truth when making your strategic decisions.
Examine brand performance from 300 key retailers, across 15 countries and 500+ FMCG categories.
Use our thought-provoking insights to understand the key drivers influencing industry growth.
Our data analytics and insights support a wide range of functions across your organisation. You have a single source of truth when making your strategic decisions.
To gain a competitive edge and accelerate growth, companies must focus on understanding their target consumers. This report provides insights into seven consumer types, helping businesses refine their strategies to align with prevailing consumer values, priorities, and preferences. By leveraging these insights, companies can drive optimal growth and innovation, positioning themselves ahead of competitors.
New business models, channels and shopper expectations continue to change retail, redefining industry rules and relationships and disrupting the path to purchase. This content provides strategies for adapting to these shifts and offers a framework to map the future of retail. To guide the retail industry through this reinvention, Euromonitor partnered with the National Retail Federation (NRF) on an abbreviated version of this report, which was published externally.
This report analyses the e-commerce landscape in China, South Korea and Japan. It highlights the importance of these markets for domestic strategy and international expansion. The report showcases top retailers and focuses on consumer preferences, product expansion and seamless shopping experiences. It also examines the competitive landscape and how small brands can leverage e-commerce post-pandemic. As a leading e-commerce region, this report is vital reading for both regional and global player
Retail e-Commerce continued to rise at a rapid pace in Mexico in 2024, in a trend that persists as almost 66 million Mexicans use online channels to buy products and/or services - which equates to 4 out of 10 Mexicans. In addition, the Mexican online consumer has seen a rise in average age - between 22 and 34 years old in 2016 vs 38.9 years old in 2024 - and a higher participation of people from lower socioeconomic segments.
In 2024, e-commerce in Germany witnessed a modest rebound following two years of low sales declines, although the growth was not as robust as initially anticipated by channel players. One of the key contributing factors to this rebound was the continued emphasis on enhancing the customer experience, both within physical stores and through online channels. Players are leveraging advanced technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI), virtual reality (VR), and personalised shopping experiences
Although the rate of increase was slower than seen in other years of the review period, retail e-commerce in Brazil maintained solid current value growth in 2024, with increases seen across all categories. Confirming the positive trend, according to the Brazilian Electronic Commerce Association (ABComm), retail e-commerce showed a good performance in 2024, with an average ticket of BRL492 per consumer, while in 2023 it reached BRL470. The association states that the categories with the largest s
In 2024, direct selling in Mexico saw its fourth consecutive year of sales growth. However, the number of direct selling agents continued to drop. Many people who started during the lockdowns are now moving on to jobs with more stable and higher incomes. At the same time, long-time agents have become frustrated with companies selling directly to customers online, which cuts into their earnings. As more consumers buy directly from company websites or stores, agents find it harder to make sales an
In the year 2024, retail in Saudi Arabia witnessed steady growth in current value terms aided by improvements in consumer confidence and the rising propensity to spend. Easing inflationary pressures and declining unemployment have led to higher disposable income, whilst the steady influx of women in the workforce has supported demand in health and beauty stores. In turn, the retail industry is looking to capitalise on the rise of consumerism which has been backed by favourable demographics, popu
