Staging: Latest in Retail & eCommerce: Jan 15 - Australia (2 stories)
Thursday, 15 Jan 2026
Here is your Daily summary for Retail & eCommerce across Australia for Thu 15th January 2026
K-Beauty is entering a new phase, dubbed K-Beauty 2.0, which emphasizes practicality over the previous trend's novelty. This shift is putting pressure on global beauty brands to adapt, as consumers increasingly seek effective and straightforward products. Meanwhile, Harris Farm is making strides in the grocery sector, halving its losses as it approaches $1 billion in sales. With 33 stores now operating since its inception in 1971, the company’s growth signals a robust recovery and highlights the competitive landscape of Australian retail.
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Inside FMCG • 14 Jan 2026, 1:29am
How K-Beauty’s second act puts pressure on global beauty brands
Unlike the first wave of K-beauty, K-beauty 2.0 reflects a more pragmatic proposition. The post How K-Beauty’s second act puts pressure on global beauty brands appeared first on Inside FMCG.
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Inside FMCG • 14 Jan 2026, 7:30am
Harris Farm halves losses as sales approach $1bn
Harris Farm opened its first store in Villawood, New South Wales, in 1971. It now has 33. The post Harris Farm halves losses as sales approach $1bn appeared first on Inside FMCG.
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