Street stall fast-moving consumer goods can be understood from two aspects

During this period, whether in cities or rural areas, small businesses selling fast-moving consumer goods on street stalls have attracted attention due to the booming street stall economy, especially those fast-moving consumer goods that are not afraid of inventory pressure, such as: kitchen accessories, bathroom hardware, clothing, snacks, agricultural and sideline products and other fast-moving consumer goods. Amid the booming trend of street stall economy, it has become the most popular project for small and medium-sized individual entrepreneurs. As long as they are large listed companies, as long as they are related to the street stall economy, their stock prices will rise in the capital market, and some even hit the daily limit. As the fast-moving consumer goods with the largest sales volume and consumption in the street stall economy, understanding its types will help us further understand the essence of the street stall economy.

Fast-moving consumer goods sold on the street can be understood from two aspects.

1. From a literal understanding, street stall fast-moving consumer goods are fast-moving consumer goods, which generally refer to those items that are used and consumed frequently. For example, hygiene products that we use every day (toilet paper, towels, toothpaste, toothbrushes, hand sanitizer, etc.), as well as packaged foods (seasoned foods, canned foods, pasta foods, etc.), etc.

1. Discuss the “street stall fast-moving consumer goods” small business from a consumer perspective. This type of fast-moving consumer goods generally refers to products with a short usage cycle and easy reuse. The most common ones in life are:

1) Fast-moving consumer goods sold at street stalls for personal care. Shampoo, conditioner, hair wax, gel water, gel cream, facial mask, facial cleanser, mascara, razor, hand cream, hand mask, foot mask, foot cream, shower gel, moisturizer, depilatory cream, sunscreen, etc.

2) Fast-moving consumer goods such as food and beverages sold on street stalls. Carbonated water, citric acid, sugar, spices, fruit and vegetable juices, tea drinks, milk drinks, etc.;

3) Health care daily necessities. Fitness equipment, massagers, magnetic water dispensers, health fragrance bags, clothes, shoes and hats, mats, etc.

Street stall fast-moving consumer goods can be understood from two aspects

2. Understanding street stall fast-moving consumer goods from the perspective of market sales is actually "fast-moving consumer goods" whose main purpose is to achieve high sales. Most daily necessities are fast-moving consumer goods. The characteristics of this type of fast-moving consumer goods sold on street stalls are that they are non-durable and low-priced. Due to their frequent use, consumers are relatively familiar with them. Even if the quality is not as good as similar products in large supermarkets, due to its low price and the fact that people tend to have a consensus on such non-durable products in life, they still like to buy it.

4. Fast-moving consumer goods such as cleaning supplies sold on street stalls. Hand soap, dishwashing liquid, toilet cleaner, washing powder, laundry detergent, etc.;

5. Fast-moving consumer goods such as hardware accessories sold on the street. Wood screws, hinges, handles, slides, partition pins, hanging parts, nails, heading machines, thread rolling machines, multi-station machines, hardware feet, hardware racks, hardware handles, turntables, etc.

6. Fast-moving consumer goods such as clothing sold at street stalls. Underwear, clothing, shoes, hats, socks, gloves, scarves, ties, accessories, bags, umbrellas, etc.;

7. Daily necessities and fast-moving consumer goods sold on street stalls. Chopping boards, spoons, chopsticks, bowls, plates, dishes, plastic buckets, wash basins, faucets, shower heads, etc.