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Low-tier city consumers are an increasingly important source of growth for FMCG industry.
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Consumer spending on FMCG in China grew by 4.6% compared with the same period last year.
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FMCG in Asia sees an overall positive growth by 4.2% in Q2 2018, compared to 3.2% in Q3 2017.
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Local brands' lead is also due to higher penetration rates and stronger volume growth relative to price growth, according to the report published jointly by Kantar Worldpanel and Bain&Co.
View article29/11/2018 - CGTN
China's FMCG industry saw its expansion moderate in the first half of 2018, while posting a two-speed growth trajectory, with personal and home care growing at a much faster rate than food and beverage, according to the latest annual China shopper report from market research firms Kantar Worldpanel and Bain & Company.
View article29/11/2018 - CNBC
Such businesses are taking advantage of lower barriers to entry offered by the rise of the digital economy, Bain said in the report on Chinese shopping trends, co-written with consultancy Kantar Worldpanel.
View article29/11/2018 - China Daily
Yu Jian, general manager of shopper behavior specialist Kantar Worldpanel, released the Kantar Worldpanel Beauty Panel which concluded from 40,000 samples from 373 tier 1 to tier 5 cities in China. The report said that cosmetics is leading the growth in fast-moving consumer goods sector. And both Chinese and foreign brands are attracting consumers in their own ways.
View article27/11/2018 - Shanghai Daily
Chinese consumer goods brands are posting faster growth in terms of consumer penetration and expansion of consumer base in the past year, a recent study by Kantar Worldpanel reveals.
View article27/11/2018 - Xinhua Net
"The tariff reduction is expected to benefit the growth of imported cosmetics, which might continue to expand at 30 percent to 40 percent in the next few years," said Jason Yu, Greater China General Manager of Kantar Worldpanel, a global marketing consultancy.
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