Indonesia

Pet products is expected to continue recording double-digit current value growth over the forecast period as demand continues to grow. The ongoing expansion of the other pet population should drive strong demand for other pet products such as ...

Urbanisation in Indonesia has resulted in growing demand for apartment-friendly pets such as small mammals, reptiles and fish, with this supporting the healthy growth seen in other pet food in 2020. Small fish, hamsters, rabbits and sugar gliders are...

Attitudes to pet ownership are changing in Indonesia with consumers increasingly viewing their cats and dogs as part of the family. This coupled with an ongoing rise in the pet population continued to drive strong growth in pet care in both current ...

The demand for premium dog food is likely to prevail in the forecast period, with premium dry dog food being the largest and most dynamic category in absolute terms in 2020. There were more premium dog food ranges being introduced to Indonesia at the...

The population of pedigree (pure breed) cats has always been lower than that of pedigree dogs, but towards the end of the review period the popularity of pedigree cats increased considerably. There are now more cat associations established in cities ...

The popularity of e-money and e-wallets continued to increase dramatically among the population of Indonesia towards the end of the review period. In turn, the huge numbers of people becoming interested in digital payment apps spurred strong growth ...

Indonesia’s digital landscape recorded considerable development towards the end of the review period, with government support a crucial factor driving this development. Indonesia remains among the most dynamic countries at global level in terms of ...

2019 saw strong growth in all areas of Indonesia’s digital consumer market. The main spurs on growth were the development of new technologies and the expansion of the consumer base for digital commerce generally. Improved internet connections, ...

Indonesian households are urbanising rapidly, creating challenges for state resources and increasing urban poverty rates. Household heads are relatively young but poorly educated. The real estate market has been stagnant in terms of prices, but ...

Driven by China and India, Asia’s developing economies saw healthy rates of growth in 2018. Japan’s economic prospects are less favourable however. Too many of Asia’s economies are excessively dependent on exports and large inflows of foreign ...

Indonesia ranks 79th in the environmental sustainability index, as the country fails to protect endangered species and tropical forests and remains reliant on fossil fuels for energy generation. It also fails to tackle urban air pollution, while poor...

The implementation of the ASEAN-China Free Trade Agreement meant that import tariffs on products from China were reduced from 20% to 5% in early 2018, thus resulting in more Chinese products becoming available in the local market, including in ...

Home furnishing is seen as having good prospects in Indonesia, especially with the number of urban households increasing at around 2% per year, according to Euromonitor International household data. There was also a 6.3% increase in average gross ...

While there is an increasing population moving to apartments in big cities, most Indonesians still prefer living in a landed house due to convenience and pricing. Even the Jakarta area, which has the greatest number of apartments in Indonesia, only ...

Over the forecast period, millennials will be a major target for manufacturers and retailers as they transition to the next stage of life. While some will be starting their full-time job and moving into a new place, many others will be starting a ...

In 2019, home and garden in Indonesia recorded strong growth as the property industry continued to grow at a stable rate, according to Indonesia’s Real Estate Association. The strong growth in home and garden was also supported by urbanisation, with ...

During the review period, the growth of full-service restaurants has been partially assisted by the growth of fintech companies, such as GoPay and OVO, which offer consumers discounts or cashback as a means of promoting their products. Indonesia’s ...

Consumer foodservice through standalone makes up around half of the nation’s foodservice industry due to the massive number of independent street stalls/kiosks. This is currently the highest-performing category and is predicted to continue to be so ...

This category offers a good mix of chained and independent outlets both of which are readily available in the country. While many consumers opt for more comfortable foodservice outlets in shopping centres or standalone outlets that are fully air ...

The growing food and beverages trend and culture of eating out is ensuring healthy growth of consumer foodservice in Indonesia. Most Indonesians are keen to try new flavours and menus, enabling foodservice businesses, which are present on almost ...