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The Residuals of the 72-Hour U.S. Port Strike Impact
The U.S. port strike impact may drive sourcing shifts from China, boost nearshoring, and prompt reevaluations of supply chain management.
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Whole Foods Price Reductions: From Whole Paycheck to Whole Value?
Whole Foods price reductions, combined with a new focus on its 365 private label brand, mark the beginning of a reinvention of the Whole Foods ...
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Timberland 50th Anniversary Campaign or Getting Ready to Sell?
The Timberland 50th anniversary campaign hints at a potential sale by VF Corp due to ongoing concerns about the brand's financial performance.
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How Major CPG Brands Have Brought on Their Own Demise
Major CPG brands are losing market share to private labels due to trust issues and shifting consumer preferences.
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Three New Chinese Brands That Should Worry You
New Chinese brands like Boox, Narwal, and Laifen are challenging U.S. companies, signaling a shift from cheap knock-offs to serious competition.
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Is India on Your Retail Radar?
India's booming retail market is emerging as a prime opportunity for global brands, drawing investment as companies shift focus from China.
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The Must-Read Report on the Microplastics Crisis and Global Apparel
New study reveals the apparel industry adds 7.4M tons of plastic pollution yearly; switching to natural fibers like cotton could help.
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Retail Superbrands from South Korea: Gentle Monster and Olive Young
South Korean brands Gentle Monster and Olive Young are innovating retail with unique stores and immersive experiences.
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