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The perfect brew: Vittoria’s Food & Beverage MD talks expanding DTC

Inside Retail

Sometimes, we also talk to the designers around their inspirations for the collections for that season, and this year we did a thing where we taught the designers how to make coffee and had a little friendly competition to create some engagement with their audience. IR : Those cups were available at Fashion Week.

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Meet Gen Alpha, the kids and tweens already influencing purchase decisions

Inside Retail

The last decade has seen the consumer landscape shift from mass market to personalisation and customisation, from a life of bricks-and-mortar shopping to online goods. Growing up in the 21st century, Generation Alpha stands apart as a digitally engaged cohort, forging their identities in the virtual realms of the Metaverse.

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Beauty incubator Maesa reveals top beauty industry trends for 2025

Inside Retail

With that, we will continue to see some key trends play out in the beauty space in 2025, including: Category-agnostic lifestyle brands Weve already been seeing indications of blurring of the categories in and outside of traditional beauty, with brands taking inspiration from food, beverage, pet and other categories.

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An Indie Retailer’s Guide To Success With CBD & Cannabis Wellness & Beauty Brands

RetailMinded

Do you own an independent brick and mortar shop or spa that focuses on wellness? Consumers want to feel as if they are educated, engaged and even entertained when making purchases. Or planning to? all Cannabis-related products) is expected to hit $43B in sales in the U.S. Education is the most important thing in the cannabis industry.

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Top 10 Tips for Networking at the Convenience U CARWACS Show

CTM Design

Then you’ll want to talk to as many suppliers as you can: from service providers to equipment manufacturers to soap and wax to food beverage and cigarette suppliers. Those who aren’t afraid to ask a question tend to be outgoing and engaged in what they do – which means they are generally great people to approach after the seminar.