世界の消費者のおよそ4分の1が、肉の摂取量を制限していると回答

Euromonitor International

持続可能な調達はサステナビリティにおける重要なトレンドの一つです。新型コロナウイルスのパンデミックは、消費者にとって一人ひとりの行動が社会に与える影響を認識するきっかけとなり、2020年、世界のプラントベースフード市場は前年から9％伸長し、市場規模は400億米ドルを超えました。

Electric Mobility: What’s Going to Drive the Polish EV Market?

Fransua Vytautas Razvadauskas

By 2040, 80% of all new vehicle registrations in Poland will be electric. Consumer appetite for electric vehicles is being pushed by favourable government policies, growing supply of affordable electric vehicles, and an improving charging infrastructure, among other factors. However, with 1.5% of all new vehicle registrations being electric in 2020, Poland is still far behind major European economies such as Sweden, Norway and Demark in electrifying its vehicle fleet.

Sustainable Eating and the Environmental Cost of Food

Maria Mascaraque

Sustainability is needed at the heart of business strategy so environmental and social goals can be integrated into companies' targets and activities. The ultimate goal is to create long-term value, not only for stakeholders but also for the wider society. The food industry is one of the biggest contributors to climate change and therefore there is a need to rethink our food systems. Increased demand for plant-based diets and tech-driven innovation to achieve more efficient agricultural practices are but two examples of the ongoing change in this space.

#whatsnextHK Disruptor: An Interview with TiNDLE

Herbert Yum

According to Euromonitor, Hong Kong recorded one of the fastest growing markets for meat-substitutes in Asia Pacific in 2020. Sabrina Sakhrani, General Manager of Euromonitor International's Hong Kong office interviewed Next Gen Foods about the company's newly established plant-based chicken TiNDLE, together with Classic Fine Foods, its distributor, on their visions, insights and disruptions in the plant-based field.

ReThink HK

Euromonitor International

Sustainability in Luxury Goods: An Interview with Euromonitor International and Valuence Holdings

Fflur Roberts

While the global luxury goods market is expected to recover from the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, sustainability will remain an increasing focus area for luxury players to engage with consumers; values are changing, and a new normal is taking shape. In this podcast, Euromonitor International’s Industry Manager Fflur Roberts and Consultant Yuri Gorai discuss sustainability trends in the global luxury goods industry as well as in the important Japanese market with Senior Specialist for Investor Relations and ESG at Valuence Holdings, Taro Okamura.