As the global population ages, longevity is realigning consumer priorities in APAC and giving food and drink brands opportunities to enhance quality of life through proactive health solutions. The United Nations calls the current era a “longevity revolution” marked by a significant increase in the average lifespan but with this…
There is a growing demand in the Asia Pacific region for beauty and personal care products addressing various skin concerns with sensitivity being a key focus. “Brands in the region are increasingly focusing on creating specialised products for sensitive skin, using ingredient-focused communication, and highlighting holistic approaches. This change is…
Latest Mintel research reveals that 33% of Gen Z aged 18-27 in India are increasingly prioritising lifestyle changes (e.g. healthy diet, maintaining proper sleep patterns) over skincare products to manage their skin concerns. Factors such as pollution (48%), poor sleep (46%), and stress (46%) are recognised as…
CHICAGO, IL (July 24, 2024) – According to new Mintel research, more than half (52%) of US men use facial skincare products, a 68% increase from 2022 (31%). Facial skincare is especially popular among Gen Z men (ages 18-27 in 2024), of which 68% use facial skincare, compared to…
The latest Mintel research on rice and pulses reveals that a significant portion of Indian consumers are considering switching from loose to packaged formats. Nearly one-third (31%) of current rice buyers are likely to transition from loose to packaged offerings, representing a ripe opportunity for market expansion.
While they should be embracing the joy of youthful skin, new research from Mintel reveals Botox is fast becoming more acceptable for Britain’s young females as a quarter (23%) of young women aged 18-34 are interested in having Botox, compared to just one in ten (10%) Brits as a whole.
Four out of ten (40%) LGBTQ+ individuals say they’re anxious compared to just 3 in 10 (30%) of the population as a whole, according to new Mintel research. Additionally, 25% recently stated that their mental health has worsened over the last year. Nearly a third (30%) of LGBTQ+ individuals…
Mintel latest research reveals that a staggering 59% of Indian consumers brush their teeth just once a day, while only 34% do so at least twice daily. A closer look at gender-specific data suggests that women are more diligent in their oral care routines compared to men.
Mintel unveils Thai grocery shopping trends and global food and drink insights at Thaifex Anuga 2024
Economic uncertainties and inflation have led Thai consumers to prioritise value for money and health-conscious choices when it comes to grocery shopping. The latest Mintel research presented in this year’s Thaifex Anuga 2024 reveals that 60% of Thais rank affordability as the top factor influencing their choice…
Thai consumers exhibit a penchant for experimentation in beauty and personal care products. Mintel research shows that nearly half (48%) of consumers are prone to shift to new beauty brands, emphasising the need for Thai beauty brands to tailor their engagement strategies to various market demographics. “The…
Thai food is characterized by authentic, bold, and diverse flavours. Moreover, the appeal of Thai cuisine and herbs is expanding as more consumers prioritise natural remedies for holistic health according to Mintel’s latest research on local Thai cuisines. Pimwadee (Sara) Aguilar, Director of Mintel Thailand Reports,…
Indian consumers are looking for healthier options for instant noodles, pasta, and soups: with over 61% market penetration for these three instant foods, there is indeed much room for improvement and innovation according to Mintel’s latest research. Tulsi Joshi, Principal Food & Drink Analyst, Mintel Reports…
