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Bangkok
Why consumers in SE Asia are buying all their food and drinks from convenience stores
Why consumers in SE Asia are buying all their food and drinks from convenience stores – DM
Event Details at a Glance
13 June 2025
2 PM - 3.15 PM Bangkok (GMT+7)
This session will be delivered in English
Nile 2, Level 2, Bangkok International Trade & Exhibition Centre (BITEC)
8 Debaratna Rd, Bang Na Tai, Bang Na, Bangkok 10260, Thailand
About This Session
This session will look at the increasing role of convenience stores in SE Asia for food and drink sales to help explore
- Why convenience stores are so much more popular in Asia than in Europe or USA
- The hybrid role of convenience stores with quick service restaurants and cafes
- The other trends that are shaping the consumption of food and drink in SE Asia
What You'll Gain from This Event?
Gain insights into the rapid growth of convenience stores in Southeast Asia and the factors driving their success.
Explore the evolving role of convenience stores as hybrid spaces integrating retail, quick service, and café experiences.
Engage with industry professionals to exchange knowledge and build valuable connections.
Who Should Attend?
- Retail and FMCG professionals
- Food and drink brand managers
- Strategy and business development leaders
- Investors exploring opportunities in Asia
- Analysts focused on retail and consumer trends
Meet Your Speaker
Tim Hill
Key Accounts Director, Southeast Asia, GlobalData PLC
In his work with GlobalData, Tim provides economic forecasts, consumer insights, brand share, channel assessments and business trends to F&B companies looking to expand in Asia. Tim has worked in research in Asia since 1992 with organisations such as the Economist Intelligence Unit, Ipsos Business Consulting and Eco-Business. Recent opinion pieces include “Losing taste for plant-based meats?”, “Will Gen Z disrupt the ASEAN corporate landscape?” “The market for plant-based milk in Asia”, “Covid 19, a chance for F&B to finally go green”, “The rise of food delivery in ASEAN” and “Winners and losers in post-pandemic Asia Pacific”. Tim’s work has been published in ASEAN Post, Channel News Asia, Eco-Business, The Business Times and The Straits Times as well as other regional newspapers. He is a regular speaker and conference moderator for industry and client events. Tim has an MBA from Henley Business School in UK.
Attendees
This a free-to-attend event for trade professionals. There is a seating capacity limit. Please note, only attendees with a valid confirmation code will be allowed to attend.
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