The COVID-19 outbreak has increased Thai consumers’ emphasis on healthy diets. Eating more fruit and veg is a top focus. More than five in ten intend to educate themselves on nutrition and cook more at home. Affordability is a key barrier, particularly for less affluent, younger consumers. Thai consumers are…
From chocolate bunnies to candy chicks, this year is set to be a bumper year for Easter treats as according to new research from Mintel Global New Products Database (GNPD) launches of new seasonal Easter chocolate products have increased a delicious 19% over the past 12 months*– leaving egg hunters…
The value of savings to navigate uncertain times is pushing Indian consumers to take charge of their finances. According to Mintel research, half of Indians (51%) agree that the COVID-19 pandemic has taught them the importance of saving, while 24% say that it is necessary to learn about financial investments…
Thai beauty consumers are switching their attention from problem-solving to preventive products following the end of the pandemic. However, Gen Z must be convinced that prevention is the key to their skin concerns. Nearly one quarter (23%) of this cohort strongly agree that it is a waste of money to…
As the nation gets set to embark on its annual spring clean, cash-strapped Brits will be looking to maximise their cleanout by selling unwanted goods to raise much-welcomed additional income. According to new research from Mintel, 61% of online sellers say that financial concerns have caused them to sell more…
73% of Canadian grocery shoppers agree the pace at which food costs have risen has given them added stress. 94% of Canadian grocery shoppers agree that the steep rise in food costs is particularly unfair to those with lower incomes. 76% of Canadian grocery shoppers agree the rising price of…
Vitamins, minerals and supplements (VMS) enjoy a higher penetration among working women in India. According to new research from Mintel, nearly half (48%) of working women consume VMS compared to one-third (33%) of working men. Bone health (45%), digestive health (39%) and immunity (36%) are the top three health benefits…
Over half of US sunscreen users (54%) say they are applying sunscreen more often than a year ago. Sunscreen use to prevent aging and cancer is up 20%+ compared to 2021. 84% of US Black sunscreen users wish there were more product options made specifically for their skin tones. Sunscreen…
‘Fun’ will be a key theme to connect with Indonesian consumers who continue to be challenged by economic recessions and the rising cost of living. Mintel Global Consumer research shows that one-third (33%) of Indonesians say their financial situation is okay but do not have a lot left by the…
The localism mindset is growing among Indian consumers. According to new research from Mintel, consumers* prefer to choose Indian brands over imported brands in various product categories such as clothing and/or accessories (42% vs 19%), personal care products and packaged foods (45% vs 19% each). Even for beauty and/or cosmetic…
Gen Z less willing to spend post-pandemic but still prioritise sustainable and health-based products
New research* from global market intelligence expert Mintel shows that living through years of uncertainty for most of their lives has made Gen Z** focus on the future, become more financially savvy and more discerning about how they spend. Following the Covid-19 pandemic, the economic downturn, inflation and the ongoing…
Mintel, the experts in what consumers want and why, has today announced Global Packaging Trends for 2023, featuring a PESTEL analysis* that explores the macro-environmental factors impacting the packaging industry in 2023 and beyond. David Luttenberger, CPPL, Global Packaging Director at Mintel, examined the…
