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ISM 2022
Euromonitor International
The ISM in Cologne, the world's leading trade fair for sweets and snacks, offers you impulses, innovations, exciting networking, top-class exhibitors, and expert visitors in a combination that is unique worldwide. You'll also find the world's largest range of private-label sweets and snacks. Experience international sweets and snacks at the confectionery fair in Cologne.
The Disruptive Potential of Buy Now Pay Later in Western Europe
Frida Polyak
One of the key developments of the payment landscape has been the skyrocketing boom in demand for the modern day credit offer: buy now pay later (BNLP). Although the business model already existed pre-pandemic, the uncertain economic environment and easy accessibility significantly contributed to its success in the past year...
Circular Fashion: Is Eastern Europe Ready for the Transition?
Euromonitor International
The podcast will explore consumers preferences in the market of Eastern Europe, including the Baltics region. Are Eastern European consumers ready to prioritize sustainability in their purchase decisions?
Grocery Delivery, Dark Stores and Meals at Home: How Opportunities in Germany are Becoming Best Practice in Global Retail
Stephen Dutton
The COVID-19 pandemic profoundly disrupted the market for meals in Germany. With foodservice largely restricted, most food spending is funneled into grocery retail and retailers are leveraging this position of strength, working with grocery delivery startups, to target consumers at home.
Alle Zeichen auf Grün: Legalisierung von Cannabis in Deutschland
Linda Lichtmess
Am 26. September 2021 haben die Deutschen einen neuen Bundestag gewählt. Die daraus resultierende sogenannte Ampel-Koalition besteht aus der SPD, Bündnis 90 Die Grünen und der FDP. Nach 16 Jahren Merkel und der konservativen CDU/CSU-Regierung scheint das Land bereit für einen Wechsel. Die kommende Regierung verspricht nichts weniger als eine Modernisierung des Landes.
Unpackaged: The Future of Bottled Water in Germany
Linda Lichtmess
German consumers are increasingly switching from bottled water to tap water. Not only is tap water seen as the more sustainable alternative, but bottled water is becoming a more political issue. Rising competition from tap water is placing pressure on soft drinks as consumers see the increasing appeal of counter-top appliances such as SodaStream that make carbonated water at home possible.