Filip Hoffmann-Häußler Industry Manager
london
English, German
Passionate about supporting our clients in achieving their strategic objectives through thought leadership
About Filip
As an established industry thought leader, Filip provides data-driven, compelling insights and analysis on the home care industry globally, both through contributions to our industry and sector-specific Passport products, as well as providing expertise in support of Euromonitor's Consulting projects.
Expertise
Filip is an Industry Manager at Euromonitor International with a focus on home care. Based in London, he has a background in psychology and industry experience going back to 2015. Filip advises clients across home care, consumer appliances and on the subject of the sustainable home, home automation, new business models, the product-as-a-service and smart auto-dosing - trends that all form part of the same trend, towards smart disruption.
Recently Published Work
Two Trends Pushing Home Care Into 2024
Filip Hoffmann-Häußler
In this article, Euromonitor International explores two of the most influential industry trends based on its latest research findings and how they are impacting home care expenditure and consumer purchasing behaviour in 2024.
Building a Sustainable Future: The Imperative of creating a Sustainable Home
Filip Hoffmann-Häußler
In the ever-evolving landscape of societal consciousness, sustainable living has become a focal point for industry leaders. Recognised as a thriving topic, the sustainable home is emerging as a crucial element in addressing resource scarcity and mitigating the negative impacts of resource scarcity and climate change on consumers’ quality of life. This article explores the imperative of sustainable homes, the challenges they face, and the opportunities they present in the context of a rapidly changing world.
How Inflation in Latin America is Impacting Consumers and Manufacturers of Home Care Products
Paula Ferolla Correia
Euromonitor International forecasts that Latin America will be the region with the highest rate of inflation in 2022 at 15.1%. Consumers are generally expected to exhibit increasingly price-sensitive behaviour when shopping for home care products. They are expected to purchase in bulk and look for promotions and discounts more frequently.