Thai Retailers Brace for 2027 "Small Basket" Battle as Consumer Spending Shrinks
Thailand's retail sector is gearing up for an intense "small basket" competition by 2027, driven by shrinking consumer purchasing power. Convenience stores and FMCG manufacturers are being forced to adapt their strategies to cater to increased purchasing frequency.
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