Consumers Prefer Local After Shocks: Why Global Brand Trust Is Slipping

C3Centricity Podcasts by Denyse Drummond-Dunn

May 22, 202600:21:14Business

The discussion examines the rise of "consumer localism" as a response to "global geopolitical shocks" and supply chain instability. Recent data indicates that anxious shoppers are increasingly retreating to "familiar, do...

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