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

Enterra Insights

For example, spending on clothing and cosmetics dropped while spending on home goods and staples rose. 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. Fortunately, the deep recession that many economists predicted didn’t emerge.

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Covectra Platform chosen by luxury skincare brand Aprisa to provide beauty/cosmetic brand protection and anti-counterfeiting packaging

Manufacturing & Logistics IT

Covectra, provider of track and trace solutions, has announced that Aprisa, provider of scientifically-based luxury skincare products, has chosen Covectra’s StellaGuard to serialise its luxury cosmetic skincare products.

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Fashion Industry Challenges Require Elegant Demand Planning

ToolsGroup

When you’re perusing luxury handbags online, or testing which cocktail dress suits you the best, you probably don’t pause to consider all the supply chain complexities and analytics required to ensure the fashion items you’re craving are in-stock. by Nicola Buttolo, CEO Carpe Diem Valuenet. Demand planning for direct and indirect channels.

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L’Oréal: A Case Study in Supply Chain Excellence

Supply Chain Shaman

It is the world’s largest cosmetics company with annual sales estimated at over €26B. At the Supply Chain Global Summit 2018 , Francois discussed the impact of digitalization, Industry 4.0, Supply Chains to Admire Methodology. A Multi-Year Unbeatable Champion. Orbit Chart Comparison of L’Oreal and Estee Lauder.

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The Top 3 Takeaways from EuroShop 2023

ToolsGroup

EuroShop 2023 has closed a successful five days of exhibitions and networking in Düsseldorf, Germany. Attended by an international audience of over 81,000 visitors, the event highlighted the latest retail innovations and boasted best-practice keynotes and presentations on timely and crucial industry strategies.

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Top Trends in Luxury Brands That Will Influence the Future of Your Supply Chain

DynaSys

The luxury brand market has never looked so good! Worldwide, the luxury brand market expects to reach € 915 billion this year. According to the latest Deloitte global ranking, France continues to lead the luxury brand market with a total of nine luxury groups accounting for 24.3% of total worldwide sales.

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Richard Markoff: “Don’t be too rigid in what we define”

Supply Chain Movement

L’Oréal, the world’s largest cosmetics group, has an ambition to win over another one billion consumers within ten years. It involves all four of our company business units – luxury, consumer, active cosmetics (drug stores and doctor) and professional (salon) – which in a way are all defined by a distribution channel.