Antioxidants- a global beauty trend

A report by B2B research company MarketsandMarkets has found that the cosmetic antioxidants market is predicted to grow from US $115.1 million in 2018 to US $150.9 million by 2023, at a compound annual growth rate of 5.6%.According to the report, dubbed “Cosmetic Antioxidants Market by Type (Vitamins, Polyphenols, Enzymes, Synthetics), Function (Anti-Aging, Anti-Inflammatory, UV Protection, Moisturizing, Hair Cleansing, and Hair Conditioning), Source, Application and Region – Global Forecast to 2023,” the growth is being driven by factors including aging populations, increasing disposable income, and changing lifestyles.คำพูดจาก สล็อตเว็บตรง

Vitamins are expected to…

Clothing giant Shein in focus as France targets fast fashion

Customers love the Chinese-founded firm’s massive catalogue of ultra-cheap items, from $8 sundresses to 48-cent bracelets, at a time when inflation has shrunk purchasing power around the world.Like H&M and Zara, Shein has been accused of using factories staffed by underpaid and overworked garment makers, and of causing widespread harm to the environment. Critics also accuse the company of promoting hyperconsumerism and selling clothes designed to be discarded after a few wears — a charge also levelled at its rivals. But what sets Shein apart, analysts say, is a hyper-efficient supply chain and product development process.

“In theory, Bangladesh could probably sell garments for cheaper than Shein. However there’s no ecosystem there to market it, to brand it, to sell it overseas, t…

Chinese company Pinduoduo’s new app, Temu, tops app download rankings in the US

Temu is a prime example of a trend that sees Chinese apps dominating the US marketคำพูดจาก สล็อตเว็บตรง. Sensor Tower reports that four out of the five most downloaded apps in the country are of Chinese origin. Shein, for instance, specialises in fashion items, while Temu is a competitor to Amazon, providing beauty products, electronics, and even home goods.Shein has proven to be a hit among the younger generation, but Temu has won over consumers of all ages, like Laurie Silva, a 65-year-old Californian who has already placed about 20 orders. “I saw many things on their app that were also on Amazon or other digital platforms, but at a much higher price,” she explained to A…

Dunelm joins UK retailers seeking rent reductions, delays

The chain, which also said it was drawing down all of its available credit to ride out the pain of the UK-wide shutdown, joins a growing list of companies who say they are seeking lower rent or simply will not pay when it comes due.Burger King boss Alasdair Murdoch, who closed 500 stores on Tuesday, told the BBC’s Today programme he would not be paying rent this week as he prepares to cover staff wages until government support begins to flow to the company in late April.คำพูดจาก สล็อตเว็บตรง

Wagamama owner Restaurant Brands said last week that as part of its own cutbacks to survive a complete collapse of business that may last weeks or even months, it was assuming it would b…

EU eyes another go at more unified European business taxation

The Commission will present a plan on Tuesday including this proposal and other measures for adjusting the EU’s business taxation to make it more up to date with the modern world, where cross-border business, often carried out via the Internet, is commonplace.The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) is to agree in June on global rules on where to tax large multinational corporations like Google, Amazon, Facebook, Apple or Microsoft and at what effective minimum rate.

The deal is aimed at stopping governments competing with each other through lowering tax rates to attract investment and at creating a way to tax profits in countries where the customers are rather than where a company sets up its office for tax purposes.The Commission wants to use the OECD dea…

Masks to be compulsory in English stores from July 24

In a U-turn on previous policy, face masks will be compulsory for all shoppers, however the rules won’t apply to store staff.Those who fail to adhere to the new guidance will face a fine of up to £100, or £50 if paid within 14 daysคำพูดจาก สล็อตเว็บตรง. Enforcement will be carried out by police rather than retail staff.

Face masks have been compulsory in Scotland since last week and around 120 countries, including Germany, Spain, Italy and Greece now require coverings to be worn in public places.Some people are exempt from the new rules, such as children aged under 11, people with disabilities and those with breathing difficulties. Additionally, face coveri…

Myanmar garment workers demand sacked colleagues get jobs back

Staff from Fu Yuen Ltd factory, on the outskirts of the commercial capital of Yangon, have been demonstrating alongside other labour activists since August, after 30 members of a trade union were fired.Shouting slogans outside the Yangon regional government compound, about 100 protesters demanded to meet Chief Minister Phyo Min Thein, a protégé of Myanmar’s civilian leader Aung San Suu Kyi.

After nightfall, the minister invited a group of workers inside for talks, which ended with protesters agreeing to disperse in return for a second meeting on Tuesday afternoon.“We are thinking a lot how we can help you,” Phyo Min Thein told them in the meeting, live-streamed on Facebookคำพูดจาก ส…

Most content consumers receive from brands is irrelevant – report

It comes as 21% of Britons say they’ve given away more of their personal data to brands since the start of the pandemicคำพูดจาก สล็อตเว็บตรง. Of the 2,000 adults surveyed, young people aged 18-34 were most likely to believe they’ve divulged more personal information since the pandemic (28%), contrasting with 17% of over 55s.“The research shines a stark light on the fact that brands are still struggling to utilise effectively the personal data provided by consumers to tailor relevant and engaging communications”, the report said. 

And so 44% of UK consumers said they expected more from brands after having shared their personal data than they currently receive.And tha…

Pandemic to paradise- Chinese tourists return to Bali after three years

Exploring “turtle island”, taking day trips to neighbouring Lombok and hitting Bali’s famed beaches, the world’s biggest-spending tourists were back after the Lunar New Year kicked off and Beijing reopened to the world last month.”I am especially happy to travel because, before the pandemic, I was someone who liked to travel a lot, going all over to see the sights, experience different cultures and people,” Li Zhao-long, a 28-year-old internet company worker from Kunming in southwest Yunnan province, told AFP.

“Three years on, being able to come from China to Indonesia, I am extremely happy and overjoyed.”Chinese holidaymakers have endured years of lockdowns and travel restrictions driven by Beijing’s fervent pursuit of its “zero-Covid” policy, followed by a sudden reopening and a…