Mintel, the global leader in market intelligence, has announced its 2026 Global Consumer Predictions that show where consumers will be heading by 2030 and beyond. From reinvention at any age, to people’s need of affection in all forms, and the power of genuine emotional connections — the three consumer predictions…
Latest insights from Mintel highlight how artificial intelligence (AI) is set to play a pivotal role in responding to evolving consumer needs shaped by global demographic, health, and environmental changes, as long as human elements are integrated into these solutions. Using a Foresight approach,…
From gourmet chicken with customised spice levels to a banquet of dipping sauce choices, chickenshops are proving particularly appealing to the better-off £75k plus household income group whoare far more likely than the average consumer to visit them: 53% versus 38% of the averagepopulation, according to Mintel research. In fact,…
Young consumers aged 18-34 are showing the highest interest in weight-loss drugs, such as Wegovy and Mounjaro—according to the latest Mintel research. Almost half (48%) of the nation’s 18-34-year-olds, who are managing their weight*, have either used prescription weight-loss drugs in the past year or are interested in doing so…
According to new Mintel research, nearly a fourth (22%) of Black consumers use self-tanning products, a 175% increase from 2022 (8%), driven by younger consumers. Self-tanning products are especially popular amongst Black Gen Z (ages 18-28 in 2024) and Millennial (ages 29-45 in 2024) consumers, of which 31% and 28%…
One in four (25%) Thais identified themselves as overweight or obese, with 11% considering themselves underweight, according to Mintel research. However, data from Thailand’s Ministry of Health in 2023 revealed that nearly half of the population faces overweight or obesity challenges, a trend projected to cost the…
Gen Z’s snacking habits reflect their approach to managing stress, stemming from economic uncertainties, job instability, and rising living costs. Frequent snacking has become a key coping mechanism for this generation aged 27 and under, who also associate indulgent treats with moments of comfort and relaxation. “Snacking continues to be…
The prospect of a family Christmas is proving to be far from joyous for Britain’s young consumers, as the latest research from Mintel finds almost six in ten (58%) 16-24-year-olds say spending time with their family over the festive period is stressful — considerably higher than the national average of…
Mintel Announces Consumer Trends for 2025 Mintel, the experts in what consumers want and why, has announced three key trends that will shape consumer behaviour in the years ahead. In 2025 and beyond, we’ll witness the human mind, nature and technology aim to find harmony, though not always achieve it.
A growing number of consumers are losing faith in our ability to save the planet, according to new global research from Mintel. The flagship Global Outlook on Sustainability report* reveals a crisis in eco-confidence as the number of consumers globally who agree, ‘If we act now, we still have…
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…
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.
