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From Trend to Law: Healthier Snacking in Western Europe
Natalia Theofilopoulou
Consumers are increasingly aware of the negative effects of sugar, salt and fat on health, driving investment in healthier snacks across Western Europe. However, with obesity levels remaining high, government regulation stands to have a sudden, radical impact on the industry, notably with the prospective implementation of HFSS legislation in England in October 2022.
Germany: Tearing Down the Wall of Cannabis Prohibition
Spiros Malandrakis
As the first cracks appear in the pan-European prohibitionary edifice, Germany is about to embark on a legalisation journey of seismic proportions and far-reaching ripple effects. Could this be the catalyst that will ultimately shift the green limelight onto European markets?
Interzoo 2022 – Key Takeaways from the Trade Fair for the Pet Industry
Tristan Höver
At this year's Interzoo, the biggest trade fair for the pet industry worldwide, which took place in Nuremberg in May, there were, as always, many new and innovative products and ideas for the pet market to marvel at. Here, we look at the key trends shaping the pet industry.
Beauty and Personal Care in Western Europe: Trends Defining the Region
Mylan Nguyen
Social occasions and travel have made a comeback, boosting the recovery of fragrances, colour cosmetics and sun care in Western Europe. But inflation is now in the mix, and consumers want their beauty products to do more. New trends (hint: multifunctionality) are emerging in the region as pandemic-related changes subside. What are consumers looking for in their personal care products today and where are they buying them? Listen in to find out.
Drinks On the Doorstep: The Rise of Domestic UK Wine and Spirits
Anna Ward
According to Euromonitor’s latest research on alcoholic drinks, the UK is showing a clear trend towards domestic products with a distinctive, modern heritage and premium cachet. Anna Ward explores this burgeoning trend, and asks how sustainable it is, given the cost of living crisis and rising inflation.
Europe Leads Euromonitor International’s Sustainable Travel Index
Caroline Bremner
Climate change poses a significant threat to the future of travel and tourism, with this industry accounting for 8% of global carbon emissions. If travel and tourism were a country, it would rank third behind the US and China in terms of the scale of its emissions.