Delhi winter has a different kind of feel to it, with temperatures plummeting to as low as 0°C in the peak months. The chill factor makes consumers swear off ice creams. To make optimum use of this period, India’s ITC Master Chef…
Convenience, technology and engagement are at the heart of the changing face of grocery shopping in India Grocery shopping has entered a new era in India, influenced by factors such as the fast-paced changes in technology and evolving consumer behaviour. Here, we explore the key trends that are…
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…
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 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…
Preventive health and holistic wellbeing is on top of the minds of Indians, especially post pandemic. According to Mintel’s latest research, 75%* Indians agree that consuming vitamins, minerals and supplements regularly helps them achieve overall health and wellness. In fact, more than three-fourths (76%) Indian consumers agree…
Oat milk has quickly become the plant-based milk of choice, according to the latest research from Mintel, as sales of the trendy, non-dairy substitute almost doubled between 2019-20. Brits spent a hearty £146 million on oat milk in 2020, up from £74 million in 2019. By…
The COVID-19 outbreak has made healthy living the prime focus for many consumers. According to the latest Mintel research, more than half of all Indian consumers* say they included all essential nutrients (eg proteins, vitamins) in their meals (52%) and consumed…
Consumers around the globe are drinking coffee with a conscience. According to research from Mintel Global New Products Database (GNPD), nearly half (48%) of all new coffee product launches in 2020 carried an ethical or environmental claim***, close to double the number from almost a…
Due to the pandemic, consumers have reduced their out-of-home purchases. In the tea beverage market, this behaviour change has impacted sub-categories differently: some faced challenges brought about by the restrictions on outdoor consumption, while others saw a surprising boost. New research from Mintel, the experts in what consumers…
Plant-based protein diets have been heavily promoted in recent years as traditional meat producers and dairy companies look for ways to excite consumers with nutritional, healthy and premium food and drink products. While COVID-19 has increased consumers’ interest in plant-based diets,…
Emotions are a powerful driver of snacking. According to the latest research from Mintel, the experts in what consumers want and why, a majority of Indian consumers agree that they snack to relieve boredom (77%) and stress (76%)*. However, for close to In…
