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Shoprite Share alike
For yonks now, Christo Wiese has exercised control over the Shoprite Group by wielding his special deferred shares, which carry more votes than ordinary shares... More -
Clicks Privates on parade
More on that growth in private label, which so intrigued us when we reported on the Click results last week. No-name brands, as they used to be called, have pla... More -
Pick n Pay Burning down the house
While we wait in anticipation for the arrival of the Pick n Pay results, a story that will leave Woolies relieved that its turn in the fish-shooting barrel appe... More -
Unilever Skin deep
Turns out that Dove’s Real Beauty campaign of several years ago was no flash in the pan. A new study by the brand shows that 71% of South African women don’t fe... More
TI ANALYST PERSPECTIVE
For a relatively small sector of the market, there is a surprisingly large amount of activity taking place – new players entering current players innovating, new partnerships forming.
– Nicola Allen
Gain actionable insights to grow e-commerce as a sustainable channel.
The heady days of triple-digit e-commerce growth might be over but category growth rates are generally higher than what brands could even wish for from other channels.
Online shoppers’ appetites for online grocery shopping are still increasing, along with levels of expectation and sophistication. Brands and retailers alike need to decide whether they see this as a challenge or an opportunity.
