Euromonitor global risk index warns of stagflation in UK, US and Eurozone
Euromonitor International
LONDON, UK – Market research company Euromonitor International’s Global Economic Forecast in Q2 2023 has released its Global Risk Index, citing possible stagnation in economic activity combined with high inflation as the main dangers facing the UK, US and Eurozone economies for the rest of 2023 and early 2024.
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.
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.
Value Creation, Sustainability, Digital Engagement and Emotional Wellness: UK Beauty in 2022
Amy Rollinson
As cost of living concerns rise, value creation has become a defining feature of beauty in the UK, while digital engagement offers brands unique ways in which to connect with target consumers. Demand for sustainability remains high, with regulation leading change, while heightened awareness of mental wellbeing promotes products with ties to emotional wellness.
What's Driving Demand for Luxury Rentals, Post-Pandemic?
Nina Marston
With the recent announcement from Louis Vuitton on future price increases, Euromonitor explores the future of how we access luxury goods with COCOON founder Ceanne Fernandes -Wong, exploring luxury goods, the circular economy and insights on luxury handbag rental trends.
The Evolution of Foodservice Outlets - Shifting Locations in the UK
Frida Polyak
The Coronavirus pandemic has dramatically altered consumer eating habits and lifestyles. Foodservice outlets located in city centres were particularly hard hit by the lack of footfall during home seclusion. As flexible working arrangements are likely to remain long term, CFS operators need to rethink their location strategies in order to thrive.
Impact of HFSS Legislation on Food and Drink in the United Kingdom
Natalia Theofilopoulou
The British Government’s anti-obesity regulation on products high in fat, sugar and salt (HFSS) is likely to impact packaged food and soft drinks, both in terms of brands and consumers. Although the new legislation might come as a hindrance for some categories, it might also offer an opportunity for others.
No-Deal Brexit Has Been Averted but Escalation in Trade Risks Remain
Euromonitor International
No-Deal Brexit has been avoided. On Christmas Eve, the UK and the EU struck a last-minute trade agreement to avoid disruptions threatening to prolong the current economic downturn affecting both the EU and the UK. This accomplishment means the…
No-Deal Brexit Averted (for Now) Amid Flextension to 2020
Media Eghbal
Earlier this week, the European Union (EU) granted the UK a Brexit “flextension” to 31 January 2020 inclusive, with the option to leave earlier if the new Brexit deal is ratified by the House of Commons. This is the third time that the Brexit date…