Grocery and gourmet, apparel and footwear, and personal care are the largest D2C categories, collectively capturing more than 75 percent of the D2C market
India, which is the second-largest producer and buyer of shoes in the world, now has this unique opportunity to leverage innovation, technology and customer demand to take the industry to new heights.
The company gives extreme importance to customer support and brings a wide range of home dcor products to their consumers relying upon their expertise in the home dcor category
46 percent of MSMEs across India needed financial support to mitigate the impact, with higher demand from non-metros than metros. Detailed report below.
50 percent of Gen X consumers (aged 41-56) are motivated by product discounts to shop online more frequently compared to 46 percent of the general population
Food and domestic utilities were the only bundle of products to show a positive growth rate as compared to the previous, non-pandemic fiscal year (2019-20), while expenditure on all other categories fell.
Despite the lower forecast for 2022, PC shipments are expected to remain well above pre-pandemic levels as upcoming device refreshes, robust commercial demand, and uptake within emerging markets continue to be drivers for the industry, the report noted.
Modular kitchen designs break down large systems into essential parts to meet various customer needs, replicating flexibility and agility at the installation site.
52 percent in India are willing to spend a premium on sustainable products, but nascent understanding, high price, availability issues, and lack of sustainable options are currently challenging purchase follow-through
The rise of online retail has brought tremendous opportunities for retailers in the home decor segment although to realize this potential, retailers need to carefully craft their market and customer acquisition strategy.
Given that the fall was more striking in rural India, it is quite possible that the controls on wheat and sugar export could be responsible. Detailed report below.
TJUK was started by Keyur Bhatia in 1994 as a boot-strapped last-mile distribution business in Mumbai from a 180 square feet operation unit. Today, the company spreads over 6 states of India and building one of India's largest sub-distribution networks.