We’re almost halfway through the year, and consumers are still feeling the impact of economic uncertainties in their daily lives. Shoppers will continue to maximise the value of their purchases for the foreseeable future. In this article, you’ll see new stats on consumer spending and saving habits as well as potential brand strategies to consider that can cater to their priorities.
As Gen Z will become the main consumer force in the future, it is important to understand how they are building their habits and preferences. At the same time, there is a fast evolution in the soft drinks industry to move away from the old perception of it being unhealthy, towards more health and wellness products.
Demographic, economic, and cultural factors are reshaping the long-standing family stereotype. The family is becoming smaller, and with fewer children. Single-person and one-child homes are on the rise and must be catered to by brands. This snapshot seeks to highlight the changes in households over 2023-2040 in terms of demographic structure and income, but also lists the top five strategies to address future families.
What are megatrends? And why should you pay attention to these shifts? Find those answers in this clip. You’ll meet Issy, Kirsten and Radhika—three of our consultants who partner with businesses on strategic planning and growth tactics. They help you understand the power of megatrends and how you can use these insights to guide your innovation plans.
Every year, Euromonitor International identifies emerging and fast-moving trends that are expected to gain traction in the year ahead. This blog provides an overview of the three trends expected to have the most impact in 2023 and the implications for business in sub-Saharan Africa. These trends provide insight into changing consumer values, exploring how consumer behaviour is shifting and causing disruption for businesses regionally.
Households in Asia Pacific are experiencing major structural transformation. The growth of urban concentrated households is influencing consumption patterns, while lifestyle changes result in changing household composition from family-focused to solo-living dwellings. Reduced birth rates and the rapid increase of ageing populations also bring a new set of challenges that will impact economic growth.