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File photo MANILA - Outlook for the fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) sector is "cautiously optimistic" this year as the pandemic left a prolonged disruption in shopping habits among Filipinos, data, insights, and consulting company Kantar said. In a virtual press briefing Thursday, Kantar Philippines Worldpanel Division new business director Lourdes Deocareza-Lozano said most Filipinos have drastically reduced their spending over the past two years. "If you take a look at FMCG, it really dropped significantly. So when we reflect back on the two years, it has been a long journey for a shopper so from freedom to panic, and then come 2021, it seems like we were expecting that things will be better," Deocareza-Lozano said. She said the spending activities of shoppers are recovering, but have not yet reached the pre-pandemic level. Deocareza-Lozano said FMCG spending of households from classes D and E, which comprised 80 percent of the population, were the most impacte ....

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