Infographic: 4 Ways to Capitalize on the “Buy Local” Movement
Consumers value the superior quality of local products and the “buy local” movement has made retailers more willing to partner with local suppliers because these suppliers offer mutually beneficial, strategic value.
Local Trade Shows 2016: International Home + Housewares Show
With more than 2,100 exhibitors spread across three sections of Chicago’s monstrous McCormick Place for the 2016 International Home + Housewares Show, it could be very easy to get lost amid the seemingly never-ending aisles of stylish décor and industrious...
If the Price Isn’t Right
What’s an innovator to do if your product is already out there, and the price is…wrong?
Sustainability Boosts Brand Awareness, Trust, and Sales
Today’s strong consumer demand for sustainable products can help suppliers and retailers stand out in the crowded business-to-consumer (B2C) marketplace.
Dollar Daze: Catering to Value Shoppers
Value store retailers are focused on sourcing new products with the best possible margin that meet consumer needs at the lowest price possible.
The Price is (Hopefully) Right
Pricing a new product may be one of the trickiest endeavors you encounter when bringing a new product to market.
How Local Products Attract Happy, Loyal Shoppers (Part 2)
This year, retailers should build strategic relationships with local product suppliers to capitalize on the growing “buy local” movement.
There’s Value In Store for Shoppers and Retailers
In a world where you can order your favorite items online and have them delivered in as little as 60 minutes to your door, consumers aren’t as readily making the trip to brick-and-mortar stores as they have in the past.
Small Steps, Giant Leaps—A New Partnership for a Better CPG Industry
CircleUp and RangeMe are coming together to provide product suppliers with a faster path to market as well as the resources to scale their business.
How Local Products Attract Happy, Loyal Shoppers (Part 1)
Retailers increasingly source local products to streamline logistics and reduce transportation costs. Both retailers and suppliers build goodwill by investing in the local economy, and consumers feel good for supporting people and jobs in their community.