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This report focuses on South Africa s cosmetics industry and includes information on the state of the sector, latest statistics, developments and investment. There are profiles of 90 companies including multinationals such as Unilever, Johnson & Johnson and Reckitt Benckiser, large retailers of cosmetics including Clicks, Dis-Chem Pick n Pay, Shoprite and Woolworths, and industry-focused companies such as Imbalie Beauty
The Cosmetics Industry in South Africa:
Consumer spending patterns are reflecting the economic downturn caused by the impact of the pandemic, with spending focused on essential items. The lockdown has had a significant effect on the industry as frequent handwashing and use of hand sanitisers has resulted in increased use of hand creams and lotions to moisturise the skin. Numerous cosmetics companies have started manufacturing hand sanitisers. Retailers reported increased sales of haircare pr
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Global Gift Card and Incentive Card Market Report 2021 - Economic Slowdown Due to COVID-19 is Changing Consumer s Gifting Pattern
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Historically, the gift card market in South Africa has recorded a steady growth with increased adoption in self-use segment. According to the publisher, gift card market growth in South Africa is expected to be impacted across retail and corporate segments due to disruption caused by COVID-19 outbreak. However, certain segments such as self-use which will gain significant market share.
The pandemic induced economic downturn is forcing companies to have an online presence and push their e-commerce offerings which could improve e-commerce growth in the country. The shift from brick and mortar to e-commerce in South Africa has been slow, although half of the population has access to the internet. However, due to the COVID-19 outbreak, the retailers and delivery start-ups have begun selling online and have witnessed an increase in demand as consumers stay away from in-store shopping due to the fear of spread of coronavirus.