Pooja Shrivastava is a Senior Journalist at Eastern Eye. She specializes in retail, e-commerce, and consumer packaged goods, focusing on themes such as consumer behavior analytics and retail analytics. Pooja's insights and expertise have been featured in prominent publications including Eastern Eye, World Wealth Journal, and Wiley.
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Pooja's coverage focuses on retail, consumer goods, and wholesalers. She often cites data and press releases while also covering government announcements. Her articles touch upon product promotions, sales & marketing, as well as crime-related topics.
Given her focus on citing data and press releases, Pooja might be interested in receiving pitches related to new products or services backed by strong data or official announcements from relevant authorities within the retail industry.
Additionally, given Pooja's coverage of crime-related topics such as shop closures and illegal tobacco seizures, she may be open to pitches that provide insights into security measures for retailers or analysis of trends in criminal activities impacting the retail sector.
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JTI warns illegal tobacco sales are increasing as public trust in enforcement declines, urging stronger action to protect retailers and tackle illicit trade.
New IGD analysis shows the heatwave and FIFA World Cup have significantly influenced consumer spending and shopping patterns across the UK.
With the UK soft drinks market now worth a record £26.3 billion, one Leeds supermarket is making sure local families can stay cool without paying premium prices.As temperatures rise Abu Bakr Supermarket has launched a major drinks promotion, cutting the price of dozens of popular soft drinks, juices...
The protein boom may lead to higher infant formula prices as rising demand puts pressure on key dairy and protein ingredient supplies.
Campaigners allege leading FMCG companies are using lawsuits to challenge policies designed to reduce obesity and improve public health.
Falling crop yields are prompting retailers to source more imported vegetables to maintain supplies and meet consumer demand.
A long-serving Stoke-on-Trent newsagent has shut its doors after 50 years, bringing an end to a business that served generations of customers.
By: Pooja Shrivastava
Barking and Dagenham Council is increasing checks on retailers during the summer holidays to tackle underage sales of age-restricted products.
The convenience sector has come together to honour the legacy of late retailer Raj Aggarwal, celebrating his contribution to the industry.
A violent gang has targeted a Best One convenience store in Bristol, with police investigating the incident and retailers raising safety concerns.
