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Consumer Credit, Generation Z, and the Consumer Packaged Goods Sector

Enterra Insights

Nothing is more central to the consumer packaged goods (CPG) sector than supply and demand — and few things affect supply and demand like economic trends. ”[3] He adds, “One of the biggest debates in the market today is over what exactly is going to happen with consumer credit. ” Should the CPG Sector Be Worried?

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3 Reasons Brands Should Update Product Packaging

IT Supply Chain

The post 3 Reasons Brands Should Update Product Packaging appeared first on IT Supply Chain. By Jessica Sweet (pictured). Content Writer at makeLifeSweeter.com.

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The costs of Scope 3

Supply Chain Movement

According to the journalist, 75% of all emissions fall under Scope 3, i.e. are caused beyond the company itself. In 2021, the company embarked on a net zero roadmap for Scope 3, in a project 20 times bigger than for Scope 1. The post The costs of Scope 3 appeared first on Supply Chain Movement.

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Emerging and Persistent Consumer Packaged Goods Trends

Enterra Insights

A strong consumer packaged goods (CPG) sector is essential for a healthy U.S. ”[3] Prominent trends in CPG sector include: • Continued economic and political volatility. 3] Parag Jain, “ 2023 trends, technologies in CPG and retailing ,” Retail Customer Experience, 6 April 2023. [4] economic activity.”[1]

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How to Package and Price Embedded Analytics

Just by embedding analytics, application owners can charge 24% more for their product. How much value could you add? This framework explains how application enhancements can extend your product offerings. Brought to you by Logi Analytics.

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This Week in Logistics News (February 3 – 9)

Logistics Viewpoints

That’s exactly what Amazon is doing as it with its “Ships in Product Packaging” (SIPP) program, which, as the name suggests, allows products to ship in their original box or bag without any added Amazon packaging. At this time, the company does not provide customers with any information about who is delivering their packages.

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The Changing Consumer Packaged Goods Space

Enterra Insights

”[3] Then inflation reared its ugly head. According to Maidenberg and Kang, the rise of private labels is a “blow to big food makers struggling to preserve sales of decades-old condiments, meals and other packaged foods. Stand out with distinctive packaging that shares a story. to $142 billion.”[3] Footnotes.

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