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How Localization is Helping CVS Position Itself as the Modern General Store

Retail TouchPoints

Traditionally, assortment localization was done by creating regional clusters of stores, but new technology advances are allowing the retailer to get much more granular in how it stocks and merchandises each store. And [its the same] across beauty, across health and wellness.

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Three businesses, three takes on navigating the dip in discretionary spending 

Inside Retail

Consumer confidence is down, but retail rents are on the rise, and by June 30, it’s tipped that over 10,000 retail companies will enter external administration. KPMG’s latest Retail Health Index suggests that nominal growth is practically non-existent and industry insolvency numbers are higher than pre-pandemic levels.

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Is inflation driving up demand for affordable makeup products and dupes?

Inside Retail

The beauty industry has long been a domain where premium and affordable brands coexist, each catering to different customer segments. However, recent research from Mintel suggests that in the US, there is a subtle and evolving perception of value among beauty consumers.

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Where COVID-19 Forced Online Retailers to Change Their Prices

Wiser

eCommerce retailer websites between January 19th and April 6th, 2020. In total, Wiser reviewed nine categories to analyze the impact of COVID-19 on prices. Health & Beauty. Multiple eCommerce retailers were grouped into these categories based on the type of products sold. Prices Hold Steady in 5 Categories.

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Proudly made in China: How Chinese consumers are reclaiming domestic brands

Inside Retail

Still, many Chinese citizens were unable to afford – or unwilling to pay full retail prices – for foreign-branded items. Health, wellness and travel became the new status symbols, swapped out for Rolexes and Birkins in a new spiritual way of living.

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