Domestic brands rapidly raising their game
2 years, 4 months ago

Domestic brands rapidly raising their game

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In 2019, the market share of Chinese brands on Alibaba's retail platform reached 72 percent, according to the 2020 China Consumer Brand Development Report released by AliResearch. The annual growth rate for pharmaceutical health products reached 38.5 percent, beauty and personal care products saw 36.7 percent growth, while the food industry witnessed annual expansion of 31.5 percent. With people buying beauty and personal care products to look good, and also food, drinks and healthcare products to enjoy life, Yongpu Coffee introduced its instant brand. Hou Yongpu, the founder of Yongpu Coffee, which has updated its products continuously since being launched in 2014, said, "What customers want, and how they enjoy products, have always been our top priority, so we keep evolving to meet demand from consumers who give us the inspiration, encouragement and impetus to move forward."

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Coffee culture percolating in popularity
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Coffee culture percolating in popularity

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Consumers visit a Nespresso store at a mall in Shanghai in November. "Capsule coffee is increasingly appealing to office workers and younger consumers, penetrating further into various-tier cities," said Gao. According to Zero Power Intelligence Group, Europe leads the global capsule coffee machine market, accounting for over 40 percent of market share, with North America close behind at about 30 …

Coffee culture hits new highs
4 years, 5 months ago

Coffee culture hits new highs

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A barista makes coffee at A&A Coffee in Shanghai. "We will expand the coffee-experience areas in Family Mart, and our final goal is to launch our coffee brand independently," Wang says. She explains that while coffee chains like Starbucks focus more on providing a comfortable in-store environment, those like Par Cafe are primarily aimed at white-collar workers who simply need …

Coffee culture hits new highs
4 years, 5 months ago

Coffee culture hits new highs

China Daily  

A barista makes coffee at A&A Coffee in Shanghai. "We will expand the coffee-experience areas in Family Mart, and our final goal is to launch our coffee brand independently," Wang says. She explains that while coffee chains like Starbucks focus more on providing a comfortable in-store environment, those like Par Cafe are primarily aimed at white-collar workers who simply need …

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