Consumer Products Corner – Financial Fitness: Where Will Continued Growth Come From In 2024? – Consumer Law


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QoQ median revenue and EBITDA trended up for Health &
Beauty, Home & Outdoor, and Apparel & Luxury, although it
remained flat or trended down for Food & Beverage, Durables,
and Packaging. Post-pandemic, consumers continue to prioritize
personal health and wellness products, but inflation has pushed
them to opt for more affordable food and beverage options—or
forgo larger purchases altogether, unless on promotion. As we move
forward in 2024, companies will need to creatively rethink how they
grow their top lines as consumer spending remains in flux. If
prices can’t increase much further, where will companies look
for growth in 2024?

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