Concerns may remain with us – consumer habits are already changing in China
China’s population was able to return to its daily activities as soon as possible after the health emergency, but the impact of the crisis has not gone unnoticed in the country. Almost half (48 percent) of the Chinese shoppers see their lifestyle so far as changing significantly. A similar proportion (49 percent) also say that what happened has left their mark on their values and outlook on life. All this suggests that the crisis situation has fundamentally changed consumer attitudes.
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