Exploring This Week's Most Exciting Consumer News Highlights

This Week's Consumer News Recap

As the end of the year approaches, the consumer news landscape remains vibrant, filled with exciting announcements and happenings. This week saw a variety of noteworthy stories trending across retail and beyond, from collaborations to new product launches. Here’s a roundup of highlights that caught attention:

Hello Kitty Celebrates 50 Years with Bruno Mars

To commemorate Hello Kitty's remarkable 50th anniversary, the beloved character is teaming up with Bruno Mars in Las Vegas. The festivities will not only feature exclusive merchandise but also special themed food and drink offerings. Fans can even join in on a meet-and-greet experience, making this a thrilling event for devotees of both the singer and the character. Expect all the cuteness and creativity that this collaboration promises, starting from December 18 when Mars kicks off his holiday residency at Dolby Live, Park MGM.

Grubhub Unveils its 2024 Trends Report

Grubhub has released its much-anticipated 2024 trends report which explores consumer behaviors throughout the past year. The report analyzed orders from a range of sources including restaurants and grocery stores, presenting fascinating insights into how Americans indulged in their food preferences. From appearing 'extra' to effortlessly adding items to their carts, the findings reflect a society that's not shying away from indulgence even in more constrained times.

Taco Bell's Live Más LIVE Returns

Taco Bell once again welcomes fans to its innovative Live Más LIVE experience. This year's event promises to unveil an array of surprises for 2025, showcasing exciting products and partnerships plus energetic live entertainment. Attendees can expect a true celebration of fan loyalty combined with groundbreaking advancements from the brand.

Taylor Swift's Eras Tour Book Launches with Huge Sales

The release of the official 'Taylor Swift | The Eras Tour Book' exclusively at Target has proven to be a massive success, with nearly one million copies sold in just its first week. The book, alongside the first-ever CD and vinyl versions of 'The Tortured Poets Department: The Anthology', debuted during the Black Friday sales, illustrating Swift's profound impact and enduring popularity in the music industry.