Celebrity brands, vitamins and green packaging: the drugstore market has taken a new direction
The drugstore market has seen spectacular growth in recent years, driven not only by the expanding range of products but also by the constantly changing needs of consumers. The explosive rise in demand for beauty and health products, the rise of celebrity brands and sustainability trends all contribute to the fact that drugstores are now much more than a simple point of purchase, Pénzcentrum points out.
The key to success: rapid adaptation
The success of the largest drugstore chains lies not only in their wide product range, but also in their flexible response to consumer expectations. In recent years, health-related products – vitamins, dietary supplements, immune boosters – have dramatically strengthened their position in the range. In addition to beauty care, health awareness has also become a determining purchasing criterion.
The rise of celebrity brands: prestige and increased sales in one
Today, more and more well-known personalities – be it influencers, actors or singers – are launching their own branded cosmetic or wellness products. These celebrity brands not only attract the attention of younger customers, but also have a significant impact on increasing sales. Products branded with the faces of celebrities give the store prestige, while attracting new consumer groups – including those who otherwise visit drugstores less often.
Product development for these brands is targeted: the needs, trends and lifestyle associated with the brand are also taken into account. The key to success is that the product offered truly reflects the credibility of the celebrity and the expectations of the target group.
The drugstore shelf is going green: sustainability in focus
Customers are becoming more aware – and drugstores are also well aware of this. The environmentally conscious approach is now not only a communication element, but also a strategic direction. More and more drugstores are expanding their range with products with environmentally friendly packaging and natural ingredients.
This approach is a winner on two fronts: on the one hand, it increases customer loyalty to brands, and on the other hand, it supports the sustainability goals of companies. And the demand for green products is steadily increasing year by year – which gives a new impetus to the expansion of the market.
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