Top three consumer trends to be aware of in sub-Saharan Africa
Providing cost-effective retail solutions and helping consumers to ‘live a little’ can pay big dividends, research company advises.
Providing cost-effective retail solutions and helping consumers to ‘live a little’ can pay big dividends, research company advises.
Purchases of experiences, such as hotel stays and fine dining, bring higher levels of perceived escapism and positive emotions
While culture and history still permeate the North African consumer experience, it is also a region undergoing a dramatic evolution.
Study identifies ‘global macro movements’ across human behaviour that will shape business, culture and society in the coming year.
Wunderman says the rise of the ‘Joyconomy’ creates opportunities for brands who tap into people’s desire for inspiration and optimism.
Researchers say e-commerce companies are simply throwing away items returned by consumers, rather than trying to resell them.
ollof rice, yam and pepper soup are traditionally on the menu in Nigeria. How, then, did an Asian noodle become a much-loved brand?
The Economist examines the formidable mass of younger buyers with a very different mindset to their predecessors.
Annual Euromonitor study finds that authenticity, digitisation in purchasing, and disruptive Gen Zeders are among the top trends.
Going retro, going in-house and getting the last-mile delivery spot-on are all becoming increasingly important to the world’s consumers.