Food & Beverage: market research reports

... consumer spending and belt-tightening. As the country is due to join the European Union in 2013, many are hoping that the government can implement needed reforms to restore growth and boost sagging consumer confidence. Euromonitor's ...  |  read more...

... are both decreasing, the working age population (15-64) will increase between 2012 and 2030. Net migration has been negative since 1984. The largest city in 2012 was Casablanca and this will remain so in 2030 ...  |  read more...

... are ignored. In mature markets midlifers are the big spending Boomers. In emerging markets they are a more diverse generation, but getting richer. As the world’s population ages, will this invisibility continue? Or is it ...  |  read more...

... disposable income and consumer expenditure continue to rise, although many Swiss are concerned about the strong franc and its impact on exports and, in turn, its impact on the job market. For the most part, ...  |  read more...

... ‘Great Depression’ of the 1930s have consumers retaining a budget mindset that applies to purchasing across nearly all categories. However, consumers—whether they like to admit it or not—have increased their spending while they continue to ...  |  read more...

... information and analysis portals on the Internet. BestDietForMe essentially is a real-time data collection vehicle to monitor national online dieter behavior, daily. A total of 347 people were included in the 1st quarter 2013 sample--people ...  |  read more...

... be compounded by falling birth rates, despite relatively high fertility rates. The average age of women at childbirth will fall from 24.7 years in 2012 to 23.8 years in 2030. Baku dominated the urban landscape ...  |  read more...

... affected levels of consumer spending. Regardless, demand for goods remains high and many consumers now rely on the informal market to acquire what they want. Generally, consumers do not anticipate that their situation will improve ...  |  read more...

... development of a functional foods market. In essence, the healthy, or nutritious, foods category has grown to include those products that provide specific health benefits. In response to consumer demand for more nutritious foods, food ...  |  read more...

... Yet, before prices rise, many people rush to buy big-ticket items. Habits vary in urban and rural areas, with greater awareness of health trends among urbanites. That said, many people have low living standards and ...  |  read more...

... to Guatemalans, improving consumer confidence has also been stymied by household incomes that have increased only slightly (in real terms) over the past several years. A large proportion of household spending is funded by remittances ...  |  read more...

... the housing market, and are not relying on their homes to appreciate in value. What this means is that the household deleveraging process of the last few years is only the beginning. Consumers are now ...  |  read more...

... stores are catering to their specific shopping lists and providing affordable products that meet their individual demands." –  Beth Bloom, Food and Drink Analyst Some questions answered in this report include: Where are consumers shopping ...  |  read more...