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Robert Stockdill

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As seen in: Inside Retail, Viable Earth, SmartCompany (Australia), Inside Retail Asia, Inside Small Business, Inside FMCG, Internet Retailing AU, Inside Retail NZ, Shopping Centre News, Franchise Executives, InsideRetail, The Nevada Post and
Proud Kiwi writer living in Asia, with a passion for retail. F1 fan. Cat lover.
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How Muji China is using localisation to drive its next growth phase

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By Robert Stockdill Verified
| Inside Retail Asia
When Muji opened its first store in Mainland China in 2005, it chose one of Shanghai’s most prominent retail locations: Nanjing West Road, a destination strip that has since become home to global and local retail flagships including Lego, Uniqlo, Bosideng and Starbucks. Two decades later, the Japanese lifestyle retailer is taking a more subtle approach to growth in China.
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How V2Food’s Lisa Ronquest-Ross is restoring faith in plant-based alt-meat

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By Robert Stockdill Verified
| Inside FMCG Verified
The plant-based alt-meat sector has experienced significant turmoil in recent years, with many startups failing. In its wake, a more focused, robust industry has evolved, one that listens to consumer feedback and constantly innovates new products to suit the Australian palate. One of the leaders to emerge from the chaos is V2Food, whose chief science officer, Lisa Ronquest-Ross, is blunt about the need for consolidation in the sector. “It has really been quite a bloodbath the last 12 to 18 months.
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How intelligent delivery is turning fulfilment into a competitive edge

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By Robert Stockdill Verified
| Inside Retail Verified
Retailers that still view delivery as a back-end logistics function risk falling behind in the competitive age of AI-assisted shopping and rising consumer expectations around delivery. According to Sophia Pope, senior director and GM Apac with ShipStation, retailers who use real-time data and AI – the intelligence behind fulfilment – to turn delivery into a growth engine will gain a significant competitive advantage.
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