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Alibaba's Vision for a Sustainable Future
Han Hu
Chris Tung, CMO of Alibaba Group, offers insight into the company's sustainability initiatives and goals, as one of Euromonitor's Top 100 Retailers in Asia 2022. Here’s a preview of the company's eco-friendly plans and programmes.
Future-Proofing Last Mile Delivery for the European Circular Economy
Stephen Dutton
Ecommerce growth is forcing new high-growth ecommerce models like grocery delivery, quick commerce and traditional B2B last mile delivery services, through outdated supply chain infrastructure, and policy makers have been slow to regulate it. But this is changing as the dust on growth from the pandemic settles and the focus from policy makers shifts from the pandemic to sustainability.
The Rising Importance of Sustainability Strategies
Jorge Zuniga
There is a global consensus on the impact that climate change has on businesses globally, as reflected by the increasing number of global experts considering that climate action is very or extremely important for the business, according to Euromonitor International’s Voice of the Industry: Sustainability survey 2022.
Sustainability Aspirations Through Product Claims
Simona Bernatonyte
Post-lockdown, there is again more room to care about long-term global issues such as sustainable living and climate change. This article reviews how sustainable living aspirations through relevant claims are penetrating various fmcg industrie
Changing Consumer Palates and Demand for Food and Beverages in GCC Countries
Somaia Basha
An initiative of the European Union is to help European food producers better understand the changing needs of customers in the Middle East. Listen to this panel discussion to learn more.
Why Worn Clothes are Thriving in Africa
Anje du Plessis
The thriving African second-hand clothing market, known as Madunusa in South Africa, Okrika in Nigeria, and Mtumba in Kenya, is as diverse as its purveyors. It ranges from basic everyday use worn clothes to luxury apparel aimed at higher-income consumers with a taste for luxury brands but not necessarily the budget to quench such tastes – and everything in-between, which consumers call ‘thrift’.