Consumerism
Ptora brings the flavors of the Lachish Region to the holiday table
The best shopping recommendations for religious Israelis.
Amazon struggles to win Israeli shoppers while Chinese e-commerce giants dominate
All your pots in one place: A smart solution for Shabbat and holiday hosting
From Stranger Things to Barbie: Palphot’s new back-to-school collection
Cottage and white cheese shortage nears end as Tnuva, supermarkets restock
After two months of shortages caused by a technical glitch at Tnuva's dairy and a surge in demand, regular supplies have returned to retail chains and inventories have been rebuilt.
Quiet Shufersal moves raise question: Do store brands actually save consumers money?
While Carrefour builds a brand under its global name, Shufersal is quietly creating specialized house brands for each product category.
Max Stock's new collection: Everything you need for school
The best shopping recommendations for religious Israelis.
Good news for beauty lovers: Be Pharm brings rare beauty to Israel
The best shopping recommendations for religious Israelis.
AI-driven search surges: Consumers shift to buying in chat
A new Salesforce report reveals that e-commerce traffic referred by AI users quadrupled.
Tu B'Av with meaning: Art, love, and more special recommendations for the holiday
The best shopping recommendations for religious Israelis.
Cottage cheese crisis expands to white cheese
A malfunction in Tnuva's warehouse has been paralyzing supply for months. German experts are refusing to arrive due to the security situation, and the public is emptying supermarket shelves.
Hever announced a "men only" event – and backed down within hours
The consumer club for career military personnel planned to produce a giant viewing event for men only, and sparked a storm.
The businesses that will make a killing in the World Cup, and those that will take a hit
The late broadcasting hours of the current tournament are going to keep you at home, punish the bars, and inflate the pockets of one specific industry.
Whining about the cost of living, continuing to wear Nike and Adidas
The Israeli consumer cries and pays, pays and cries, and simply refuses to give up on the big brands. Are we suckers or simply loyal?
