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    The Top 13 CPG Firms Launching Generative AI Products in 2023

    Discover how leading CPG companies like Traeger Grills, Gymshark, and HanesBrands are transforming their business landscapes with innovative Generative AI applications in 2023.

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    The Top 13 CPG Firms Launching Generative AI Products in 2023

    The year 2023 has been pivotal for Consumer Packaged Goods (CPG) companies as they increasingly integrate Generative AI (GenAI) into their operations. Here's a look at the top CPG firms making significant strides with GenAI this year:

    Traeger Grills

    Traeger Grills is revolutionizing customer service by implementing GenAI capabilities into their Amazon Connect platform. This integration has enabled the company to provide agents with easier access to information and personalized recommendations, significantly enhancing their efficiency. As an early adopter of Q in Connect and Connect Contact Lens, Traeger Grills expects a 20% improvement in agent productivity. Corey Savory, VP of customer experience and service at Traeger, emphasizes that the key to their growth has been the ability to furnish agents and supervisors with accurate information promptly, ensuring heightened customer satisfaction.

    Gymshark

    UK-based fitness apparel brand Gymshark is embracing generative AI to personalize consumer interactions and optimize data management during its expansion into physical retail spaces. By employing Google Cloud's Vertex AI, Gymshark is enhancing its consumer experiences, especially for events like Black Friday. The company is exploring AI-driven assistants to aid consumers in the product selection process and is using AI in its training app for providing real-time fitness insights. Ben Francis, Gymshark’s CEO, underlines that data is central to their strategic evolution, signaling the company's readiness to innovate and grow through AI integration.

    HanesBrands

    HanesBrands is leveraging generative AI technology to optimize its supply chain, addressing complex questions and making this information accessible to all associates. The company's use of the Gen AI assistant, powered by OpsVeda, is a transformative step in their supply planning. It integrates with messaging tools like Microsoft Teams, Slack, or Whatsapp, enabling users to gather information through natural language interactions. Hemant Ramaswami, VP of global supply chain planning at HanesBrands, acknowledges the pivotal role of this solution in enhancing customer service, signifying a major shift in their operational efficiency.

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