Analysis
Temu and Alibaba Could See Turnover Shrink Under Trump Tariff Plans
As former U.S. President Donald Trump pushes forward with plans for sweeping import tariffs—including a universal 10% tax on all goods and up to 60% on Chinese products—the pressure is mounting on Chinese e-commerce...
Tariffs on Raw Materials Could Push Up Prices—Even for Goods Made in the USA
American shoppers hoping that domestically produced goods would shield them from rising prices may be in for a surprise. Even products manufactured within the United States could become significantly more expensive if tariffs on...
The Unsustainable Nature of Trump’s Tariffs: A Global Perspective
The legacy of President Donald Trump’s tariff policies continues to echo through global trade discussions, with Europeans and Chinese analysts alike raising concerns about the long-term sustainability of such measures. While these tariffs were...
Trump’s Tariffs: The World in Turmoil or a Push for ‘Made in USA’ Consumption?
For decades, the United States has been one of the most attractive markets for exporters worldwide. With its immense buying power, high levels of consumption, and an open trade policy that allowed easy access...
The Buy Canadian Movement Gains Momentum Amidst U.S. Tariffs
Amid growing trade tensions between the United States and Canada, a rising wave of Canadian consumers is choosing to prioritise domestically made products over American imports. This shift follows the imposition of a 25%...
Two thirds of UK retailers turn to AI as £5billion wage tax rises loom – but 81% are yet to deploy workforce automation
As British retail and hospitality businesses face significant wage and tax rises, many firms recognise the need to improve labour productivity and employee engagement, prompting a growing need for investments in Artificial Intelligence (AI)...
Supermarket Price War in the UK: A Gladiatorial Battle for Survival
The UK supermarket landscape has become an arena of intense competition, where the biggest players are locked in a fierce battle for consumer loyalty. Asda’s recent move to slash prices and invest in additional...
Algeria’s Economic Transformation: France’s Reaction to Algeria’s Growth and Self-Sufficiency
By Prof Johm Moverley OBE Abstract: Algeria is set to become one of the fastest-growing economies in the world due to the implementation of strategic policies. With heavy investments in agriculture, energy, infrastructure, industry,...
Grocery Shopping Trends: Middle-Class Shoppers Shift to Budget Buys
In an era where economic pressures continue to shape consumer habits, grocery shopping has transformed into a matter of price rather than preference. The days of offering deluxe products in supermarkets may be fading,...
Frozen Foods Sales in Europe: A Comprehensive Market Report
Frozen foods have long been a staple in European households, offering convenience, variety, and long shelf life. Over recent years, the sector has seen significant growth, driven by consumer demand for healthier options, time-saving...