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The new era of retail in 4 fundamental movements

General5 December, 2024
Retail sales down in Belgium, up in the Netherlands
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European non-food retail: balancing recovery and innovation
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General17 October, 2024
Fashion yes, food less: this is how Belgians shop online
In the first half of 2024, Belgian online shops recorded 5% more online transactions and turnover. Practically every Belgian now buys online. Which products are bought the most – and which sectors are lagging behind?
Food15 October, 2024
Who is Żabka, Poland’s 5 billion euro retail powerhouse?
With over 10,500 stores and a turnover of more than 4.6 billion euros, Żabka is looking to raise 1.5 billion euros on the stock market. However, for most of us the name might not ring a bell. Who is this silent powerhouse from the East?
General11 October, 2024
What are the opportunities and challenges for European e-commerce?
After a weak 2023 for e-commerce in Europe, 2024 is a make or break year. Is improvement in the air? And where are the opportunities and challenges?
General10 October, 2024
How Amazon is losing its grip on European e-commerce
Chinese retailers are dominating the European e-commerce market. Although Amazon remains the largest platform, it is in fact China that is taking over, according to a new study by CBCommerce.
Food8 October, 2024
Why Amazon is closing three more checkout-free Go shops
The battle for cashier-less shops is not yet over: after Aldi, Amazon is closing the doors of three more supermarkets with ‘Just Walk Out’ technology. Why is it not working (yet)?
Food4 October, 2024
How Carrefour entices customers to eat more plant-based food
Presenting plant-based proteins in shops alongside meal kits encourages customers to cook plant-based meals more often, research by Ghent University – in collaboration with Carrefour Belgium – suggests.
Fashion2 October, 2024
How to lay off “ethically”: Patagonia cuts 1% of all jobs
Patagonia is laying off 41 employees, accounting for 1% of its total workforce. For a brand that prides itself on its ethical principles, delivering such a message is all the more challenging. How do they handle it?
Food30 September, 2024
Why supermarkets are accused of misleading promotions
Aldi has been convicted for misleading discounts in Germany, and the discounter is accused of doing the same thing in the Netherlands – along with Dirk and Jumbo. What is going on?