Regina Maiseviciute

In Japan, we are seeing considerable shifts in consumer attitudes and consumption choices when it comes to food and drink. Rising health awareness means healthier food and drink ...

With Oktoberfest celebrations underway around the world, we take a look at one of the world’s biggest beer markets—Japan. The Japanese beer market has experienced turbulent times in recent ...

With consumers increasingly turning to bottled water as an alternative to sweetened soft drinks in a bid to follow healthier lifestyles, there's an opportunity for new bottled water launches ...

While a popular drink in the country, Polish consumer attitudes towards sweet and sparkling soft drinks are changing, especially due to increasing health consciousness. According to new Mintel ...

Yerba mate is a traditional South American plant that is widely used as a non-alcoholic drink throughout South America, and claims various health benefits due to its high ...

Soup enjoys a healthy reputation as a meal or meal component among Polish consumers. Versatile, convenient and popular, over half of Poles claim that they eat soup for ...

While physical grocery stores have long been king in Europe, it seems like Millennials are now leading the online grocery shopping revolution on the continent, as they increasingly ...

Sometimes there is nothing more satisfying than a cup of tea, yet as tastes evolve in Poland we could soon see a wide variety of flavours lining up ...

We all have our favourite spirits and Polish consumers in particular are renowned for their love of vodka, however new research indicates a shift towards more expensive and ...

In Poland, jam makes up an important part of many people’s daily eating habits, mainly during breakfast. However, jam is spreading outside the first meal of the day ...

The Mediterranean diet is well known for its positive health effects, with no shortage of fresh vegetables, pastas and fish. As the rest of Europe takes note of ...

Polish consumers love to snack. According to Mintel’s consumer research, respectively 52% and 50% of Polish consumers claim that they typically eat crisps, nuts and salty snacks as ...