25/06/2019
Ecommerce remained to be the key driver with high growth of 44%.
20/06/2019
2019 Vol.1 China Shopper Report from Kantar Worldpanel and Bain & Company released today.
11/06/2019
Kantar, Worldpanel Division Asia reveals the most chosen FMCG brands across Asia
06/06/2019
Kantar predicts that online will represent close to a third of total FMCG sales in China by 2025.
04/06/2019
China kept a steady performance with non-food category being the main growing engine in FMCG market.
30/05/2019
Premiumisation,driven by more new categories and new occasions, is the key force behind F&B growth.
20/06/2019 - China Daily
Chinese brands dominated the Top 10 most chosen brands' list in 2018, with Yili leading the pack in the country for the fourth consecutive year, a report by Kantar Worldpanel Division Asia said.
View article20/06/2019 - China Daily
The growth rate of 2018 was slightly faster than the previous year's 4.7 percent, with premiumization again playing a significant role in the sector's recovery, or achieving average selling prices up by 4.6 percent as consumers continued to demonstrate a willingness to trade up, as per the latest China Shopper Report from Kantar Worldpanel and Bain & Company, Premium Products, Small Brands and Now New Retail.
View article20/06/2019 - Shanghai Daily
Dairy producer Yili has continued to be the most chosen brand in China's mainland for the fourth consecutive year, according to Kantar Worldpanel.
View article22/04/2019 - China Daily
Jason Yu, general manager of Kantar Worldpanel China, said Walmart has to roll out more innovations to further improve its operational efficiency and achieve growth through diversified retail businesses.
View article18/04/2019 - China Daily
In the cosmetics segment, for instance, residents of smaller cities pumped 38 percent year-on-year of online spending on cosmetics last year, dwarfing just 16 percent recorded by their counterparts in major cities, according to consultancy Kantar Worldpanel.
View article18/04/2019 - China Daily
Data from Kantar Worldpanel confirmed such findings. Annual consumption for liquid milk per household has stabilized at 55 liters to 60 liters in the past few years. This is roughly one-fifth of the level in the United States and Europe.
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