Fairprice Group
FairPrice Group was established in 2019 by bringing together NTUC FairPrice, NTUC Foodfare and Kopitiam to cater to evolving consumer needs. Together with NTUC Link, we optimise the resources of our social enterprises and leverage their respective strengths to deliver quality, affordability, convenience and an enjoyable experience for all.
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Retail Asia Awards 2024 Winner: Fairprice Group (FPG)
FairPrice Group's omnichannel strategy aims to enhance customer experiences by integrating digital engagement, loyalty programmes, and personalised offers across all touchpoints.
Retail Asia Awards 2024 Winner: Fairprice Group (FPG)
FairPrice Group's omnichannel strategy aims to enhance customer experiences by integrating digital engagement, loyalty programmes, and personalised offers across all touchpoints.
FairPrice Group launches its most sustainable supermarket in Singapore
It is expected to have a 30% lower carbon footprint than the average FairPrice Supermarket in Singapore.
Retail Asia Awards 2024 Winner: Kopitiam Investment Pte Ltd
Pauline Png, Director and Head of Customer Innovation and Marketing at Kopitiam Investment Pte Ltd discusses the company's innovative efforts to preserve Singapore's cherished hawker culture.
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Put humans at the centre of transformation to remain competitive – EY’s Olivier Gergele
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He highlighted six interdependent disruptive forces in consumer products and retail sectors, and how to leverage technology and human-centred strategies to remain at the forefront of the industry.
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Put humans at the centre of transformation to remain competitive – EY’s Olivier Gergele
He highlighted six interdependent disruptive forces in consumer products and retail sectors, and how to leverage technology and human-centred strategies to remain at the forefront of the industry.
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1. Adrian Cheng resigns as CEO of New World Development 2. China to probe Calvin Klein owner over suspected Xinjiang cotton boycott 3. Here’s how cafés and bars use fintech to boost efficiency 4. ACCC sues Australia’s Woolworths and Coles for ‘illusory’ discounts 5. Shiseido harnesses AI for innovative cosmetics developmentAwards
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