The first edition of the Malta Consumer Trends – Understanding the Dynamics of Consumer Purchasing Behaviour

Businesses are invited for the 1st edition of “Malta Consumer Trends – Understanding the Dynamics of Consumer Purchasing Behaviour” on 14th March 2024 at Hilton Malta, Portomaso Suite, starting at 8:30 am.

The event is organised and led by the Digital Marketing Consultant Gordon Borg Urso, and the CEO of B2B Malta Limited, Gordon Theobald, who will present exclusive national survey results with insights from a panel of experts.

Consumer trends and the dynamics of consumer purchasing behaviour are fascinating and complex topics that are influenced by a myriad of factors. Understanding these trends is crucial for businesses aiming to develop effective marketing strategies, product development, and customer engagement practices.

The Malta Consumer Trends 2024 event, aims to explore the alignment of Maltese consumer trends compared with the international scenario, shedding light on what impact local consumer purchasing behaviour. By understanding these nuances and adapting strategies accordingly, local businesses can more effectively navigate the ever-changing marketplace and better position themselves for success.

This upcoming event guarantees an in-depth exploration of contemporary consumer behaviour and the prevailing trends shaping the market landscape.

Don’t miss out! Limited to only 150 attendees, 2 panels, and an exclusive nationally representative survey await you.

SME may benefit from a discount by inserting the code: SME2024

Register Today – https://gordon.mt/events/

Supported by: Bolt, Brown’s Pharmacy, ESS, Family Business Office, Malta Enterprise, MeDirect
Official Media Partner: The Times of Malta

SME Chamber organises an information session with the Central Bank of Malta on  Euro banknotes

The Malta CHamber of SMEs in collaboration with the Central Bank of Malta organised an information session on Euro banknotes.

The Session delivered by Mr Alexander Grima, Senior Officer on Currency Services at the Central Bank was aimed to help understand how to detect counterfeit Euro banknotes and coins, thus safeguarding the business in the process. The session included information about the varying security features found in the Euros and the skills and tools utilised to check for counterfeits.

Members interested to follow the recorded session and the presentation may contact Mr Jamie Tanti on

SME Chamber organises an information session about the ‘Bring your own container initiative’

The Malta Chamber of SMEs in collaboration with Circular Economy Malta organsied an information session in relation to the ‘Bring your own container initative’ (BYOC).

The webinar focused on the initiative benefits for businesses and the environment and the registration process to be part of this initiative.

Click below to view the information session recording.

Should you need further information on the BYOC do not hesitate to contact Circular Economy Malta directly on www.cemalta.gov.mt,  or +356 2226 8200.

SME Chamber welcomes the Ambassador for Malta, representing the Government of The State of the African Diaspora

The Malta Chamber of SMEs President Mr Paul Abela met H.E. CT. Chev. Anthony C. Coleiro, Ambassador for Malta, representing the Government of The State of the African Diaspora, and his delegation.

The State of the African Diaspora (SOAD) is a Pan-African Government, a State without borders, to connect and reinforce Africa through the Diaspora and the Diaspora through Africa

Ambassador Coleiro provided further information about SOAD mission within the African Union and both sides discussed possible collaboration.

SME Chamber meets Tax Commissioner to discuss the customs reform and issues encountered by businesses

Members of the Malta Chamber of SMEs council Ms Marthese Micallef and Mr Mario Ciantar, along with CEO Ms Abigail Agius Mamo and Head of Policy Mr Andrew Aquilina , met with the Tax Commissioner and other tax officials to discuss the customs reform and issues encountered by businesses.

Such dialogues are truly beneficial for mutual understanding.

SME Chamber organises a meeting with the new Transport Minister for representatives within the Transport sector

The Malta Chamber of SMEs organised an introductory meeting with new Transport, Infrastructure and Public Works Minister Hon. Chris Bonett to introduce a wide range of sectors related to transport issues from various sectors.

Attendees included members representing various sectors.

We look forward to working with Minister Hon. Bonett and his team and would like to thank his predecessor Hon. Aaron Farrugia for his work.