Market research for the eyewear industry

Euromonitor has the world’s most comprehensive research on the eyewear industry. We monitor and analyse industry trends in Eyewear globally, including in-depth data on market share and market size – from the “big picture” down to specific category levels. Categories in eyewear include:

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Eyewear in Singapore

In 2012, eyewear is expected to record growth of 10% in both volume and current value terms. This is mainly due to the rising myopia rate, with 38% of Singapore’s population affected. The increase in eyewear sales is contributed to by the rising ...

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Contact Lenses in Taiwan

Overall, contact lenses is the fastest-growing product type in eyewear in Taiwan. Much of the demand and growth in this area is concentrated in daily disposable lenses. Convenience and appearance benefits are the key features that attract Taiwanese ...

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Eyewear in Taiwan

Taiwan’s high incidence of myopia, at over 42%, has helped support a strong performance in eyewear. Healthy value growth will be registered in 2012, fuelled both by necessity and by increasing purchasing power as Taiwan’s economy gradually recovers ...

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Spectacles in Taiwan

After three consistent years of decline in sales since 2008, improvements in consumer confidence have helped drive value growth for spectacles in 2012. With the exception of sunglasses, all categories of spectacles had suffered a decline in sales ...

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Contact Lenses in the Philippines

Throughout 2012, the increased availability of business process outsourcing jobs has resulted in a noticeable improvement in consumers’ income levels. This is seen as the major driver behind contact lenses sales growth in 2012, albeit to a lesser ...

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Eyewear in the Philippines

Eyewear in the Philippines is expected to end 2012 with strong growth, mainly supported by the booming business-process outsourcing industry. Apart from higher incomes, workers at many of these outsourcing companies also receive an annual eyewear ...

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Spectacles in the Philippines

The increased availability of business process outsourcing (BPO) jobs for most part of 2012 has benefited eyewear on several counts. Firstly, these BPO jobs involve an extensive usage of computers, resulting in a greater prevalence of eye problems. ...

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Contact Lenses in Malaysia

More consumers are willing to leave their spectacles at home and prefer wearing contact lenses when going out. These consumers are likely to convert for aesthetic reasons but most importantly due to the increased affordability of contact lenses. 2012...

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Eyewear in Malaysia

Half of the Malaysian population is myopic in 2012, explaining the high demand for eyewear products. 2012 continues to see healthy volume and value growth in eyewear, especially amongst contact lenses. Weekly/monthly disposable lenses has been ...

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Spectacles in Malaysia

Spectacle frames and lenses continue to account for a large proportion of spectacles value sales at an estimated 78% share in 2012. The increasing myopia rate leads to the high demand for spectacle frames and lenses. It is estimated that 50% of the ...

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