Indian consumers are reevaluating their retail choices with more than half or 52 per cent consumers are switching to private labels, with 70 per cent agreeing that these brands are increasingly ...

According to EY Future Consumer Index (FCI) – India edition, 52 per cent consumers are switching to private labels, with 70 per cent agreeing that these brands are increasingly providing better ...

Quick commerce players are increasingly embracing private labels to boost margins, fill assortment gaps, and build deeper consumer trust. With established brands delivering wafer-thin margins and ...

New Delhi, May 21 (PTI) Indian consumers are re-evaluating their retail choices and nearly half of them are switching to private labels, according to an EY report which highlights heightened ...

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70 per cent of consumers believe that private labels meet their needs just as effectively as branded products, the report added. “Consumer behaviour has traditionally evolved in response to ...

It said 52% of consumers are switching to private labels, with 70% agreeing these brands are increasingly providing better products. Subscribe To Print Edition About The Tribune Code Of Ethics ...

Fashion labels are increasingly seeking subdued digital identities-marked by minimalist typography, soft color schemes and premium layouts-to connect with an audience that values quality over flash.

The boycott includes Walmart retail and online stores, Sam's Club and Walmart-branded companies and private labels such as Great Value and Equate. The People's Union has more boycotts planned ...