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Researcher NielsenIQ shows online contribution for impulse food such as chocolates, confectioneries and salty snacks rose to 5% in 2023, from 3% in 2022. In case of products such as washing powders/liquids, pre-post wash products, detergents and bleaches, online contribution climbed from 6% to 7% year-on-year. r. For utensil, toilet, floor and glass cleaning fluids, online sales grew from 10% of total sales to 11% in the period under review.

Fmcg: Researcher NielsenIQ shows online contribution for impulse food such as chocolates, confectioneries and salty snacks rose to 5% in 2023, from 3% in 2022. In case of products such as washing powders/liquids, pre-post wash products, detergents and bleaches, online contribution climbed from 6% to 7% year-on-year. r. For utensil, toilet, floor and glass cleaning fluids, online sales grew from 10% of total sales to 11% in the period under review.

Ten music writers reflect on the records they loved this year

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Kevin Russell boomerangs back on supple, sultry full-band disc

Shinyribs, the swamp-pop and soul band hailing from Austin, TX, release their highly anticipated ninth studio album, Transit Damage, out today. This marks their first collaboration with the esteemed Jesse Dayton-led Hardcharger imprint through Blue Élan Records.

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Since his 2010 debut, Austin’s Kevin Russell, in his alter-ego guise as Shinyribs, has been the go-to destination for roots party.

A celebration of Bobbie Nelson, a big birthday for Carousel Lounge, and more recommended shows

Austin’s SHINYRIBS, are set to unveil their newest single, the vibey feel-good “All The Best Things,” out today. The damn-near-disco thumper is the 3rd single from the upcoming Transit Damage, and highlights the essence of the Shinyribs sound. Main man Kevin Russell describes the song: “It’s about not being able to see the forest for the trees. It's about not being able to see the sky because of all the bugs on the windshield.