Top 7 retail stories from around the world
4 April 2025
Top 7 FMCG and retail from around the world.
1. Japan 7-Eleven deal security concerns
Daily Tribune reports Japan faces potential 7-Eleven deal issues due to national security. If the deal proceeds or is limited, it could affect Japan’s retail market and global operations, with possible implications for Ireland’s multinational business landscape.
2. Nintendo Switch 2 June debut
Nintendo announced a new Nintendo Switch 2 will launch in June featuring upgraded communication capabilities. This could interest tech savvy Irish consumers and retailers, potentially boosting the local gaming market.
3. US Tariffs could hit Nike and Adidas
Tech in Asia reports US tariffs on Vietnam could negatively impact Nike and Adidas. Ireland’s sportswear market might experience price effects for these imported brands.
4. Domino’s DoorDash delivery partnership
DoorDash announced a recent Domino’s partnership to expand delivery services. This may increase competition and service options in Ireland’s fast-food delivery sector.
5. Japan food prices set to rise
The Japan Times indicates certain food and beverage products in Japan will increase in April. If Ireland imports these Japanese products, Irish consumers might see indirect price changes.
6. Asda commits £50m to store revamp
ASDA publicized plans for a £50 million investment in store changes. This investment may positively affect consumers in Northern Ireland.
7. Decathlon reports sales growth
Global Banking and Finance Review reports Decathlon, a sporting goods retailer, analysed an increase of sales in 2024 with its new CEO. This suggests potentially good performance for Decathlon stores in Ireland.
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