Mintel, the experts in what consumers want and why, has announced the Indian Consumer 2022, uncovering the key trends that will shape the future of the Indian consumer market including their preferences for and expectations from brands across food, drink, and beauty industries. Rushikesh Aravkar, Associate Director, Food and…
Thai consumers are proactively moving towards sustainable lifestyles. According to Mintel’s latest research, 82%* of Thais try to act in a way that is not harmful to the environment. Despite increased interest in being more eco-friendly, COVID-19 has hampered Thais’ determination…
Maintaining good hygiene has been heavily promoted as the best measure consumers can take to combat the spread of COVID-19. As a result, many consumers’ hygiene habits are now being driven by social pressure. According to Mintel’s latest research,…
As the importance of disinfecting and sterilizing clothes rises, the liquid detergent format becomes more popular among consumers After enduring lockdowns, urban-dwelling Indians will gradually return to physical offices this year and many will find themselves putting out their workwear once again. But with…
While locked down Brits sought comfort in breakfast and barbecue favourites such as sausages and burgers, according to new research from Mintel, meat reduction has returned to around the level seen in 2019, following a dip in 2020. Just under half (49%) of Brits…
Healthy living has taken centre stage world over, including in Thailand. According to the latest research by Mintel, 46% of Thai consumers* agree that the types of food they regularly consume has the biggest impact on their health. This is driving…
To party or not to party? The return of the office Christmas party is being met with some reluctance, as the latest research from Mintel reveals more than four in ten (41%) British workers* say the risk of catching coronavirus is making them feel uncomfortable about going to a work…
With another Christmas of uncertainty, new research from Mintel reveals that the nation is taking to self-gifting as a quarter (24%) of Brits plan to splash out on a gift for themselves this year, rising to 42% of 16-24s. Meanwhile, for those treating others, an experience-based present may be just…
Mintel, the experts in what consumers want and why, has today launched Asia Pacific: The Beauty and Personal Care Landscape. Uncovering consumer behaviour across Asia Pacific’s beauty and personal care industry, this collection of analyst-driven insights highlights how Mintel’s trend predictions have played…
From the lure of the middle aisle to the thrill of a bargain, Britain’s savvy shoppers are set to splash out £34.4 billion at food and non-food discounters in 2022—an annual increase of 6.6%—as the sector looks set to spring back to growth, benefiting from continued economic uncertainty. …
Mintel, the experts in what consumers want and why, has today announced three trends set to impact global consumer markets in 2022. From technology that predicts the success of potential romances to brands tackling COVID-19 ‘survivor’s guilt’ and eco-anxiety, this year’s trends include: In Control: In times of…
Mintel, the experts in what consumers want and why, has today launched Asia Pacific: The Food and Drink Landscape 2021, featuring the latest market research, product innovation insights, and consumer trends from across the region. The pandemic has caused a seismic…
