In this video, Jared Conway, Head of Research of Product Development and Training, demonstrates how to use Euromonitor International's Price and Availability Tracker, which is an excellent starting point for monitoring the impact of inflation on discretionary and essential products sold online around the world.
Anne Scott Livingston, Research Analyst at Euromonitor International, discusses key trends observed at the 2022 Sweets and Snacks Expo.
The hospitality sector is being transformed as a result of the global pandemic, with consumers expecting heightened cleanliness and safety measures, purpose-driven services and products, bespoke experiences and more responsible business operations supportive of social and environmental causes.
New technologies and trends emerge each day. Retailers are tasked with innovating faster and better to keep up with an ever-evolving industry landscape.
How do brands disrupt a market? This episode of Market Research Minute goes through what it means to disrupt, which brands can disrupt and how brands within insurgent, local and multi-national groups create change.
In this interview, Senior Sustainability Insights Manager, Maria Coronado Robles, discusses what sustainability and Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) mean for business. She explains how Euromonitor can help companies when deciding “where to play” and “how to win”, in terms of assessing ESG risks, seizing opportunities, informing communication strategies, rebalancing portfolios, understanding their consumers and mapping competitors’ strategies.
The next billion consumers represent new diverse growth opportunities worth trillions of dollars in consumer spending across the globe. Euromonitor’s Head of Income and Expenditure, An Hodgson, provides insights into who the next billion consumers are, where they come from, and what drives their spending.
In this video, Industry experts Margaux Laine, Natalia Theofilopoulou, Aleksandras Bacevicius and Roland Szaki discuss how the pandemic has permanently changed the way consumers spend their time and money. Consumers are set to spend more time at home in comparison to post-COVID, impacting impulse purchase and physical shopping now threatened by the rise of pre-planned impulse and e-commerce sales. In the last 2 years, snacks players have developed solutions to address the increasing need for comforting and entertainment at home, and as such, answering the hometainment trend.
COVID-19 has brought financial uncertainty to virtually all national economies, prompting consumers to adopt thriftier expenditure habits. Conversely, those working from home or choosing to stay at home rather than go out for entertainment are also in a position to save money, leading to a search for more premium, entertaining product offers. Such different experiences arising from the pandemic have led to a clear trend towards polarisation in retail prices for snacks.