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The five major trends of convenience stores

 

Over the years, Chinese convenience stores have been trained by Japanese counterparts. Of course, Japanese convenience stores have many merits, such as: deep integration with community life, based on product innovation, market demand-oriented, and refined in the supply chain.
 
At this stage, even the best Chinese local convenience store brand is still far from the mainstream convenience brands such as Japan 7-11, Rosen, and the whole family, regardless of revenue scale, profit level, franchise management, store operation, Supply chain building, product innovation, etc., all have "generational differences." But fortunately, in the new retail era, relying on technology empowerment and capital assistance, local convenience stores have broken through the single mode of Japanese convenience stores, showing the development trend of hundreds of battles and leading trends. Unprecedented vitality and vitality.
 
In fact, just as the rise of Netease and Neteases strict selection is not the same as the roadmap of traditional e-commerce, Chinese convenience stores must achieve “green out of blue and better than blue”, and they cannot follow the old road of Japanese convenience stores step by step. On the new track of retail, local convenience stores have the opportunity to surpass the same as e-commerce and mobile payments.
 
With the large Chinese market, the large number of consumers, and the rapid economic development, it is only a matter of time to cultivate several excellent convenience store brands like 7-11, Rosen, and the whole family.

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