... sedentary lifestyle. Creating awareness about the link between diet and food is the key to restoring wellness among this consumer groups. At the same time there is a need for OTC remedies that could help ...  |  read more...

... consumer may feel more pressure to reduce snacking and eat more healthy snacks.” – Sarah Day Levesque, Food Analyst Some questions answered in this report include: How can companies balance affordability with other demands? How can ...  |  read more...

... estimates are given across some 12,700 cities in the United States. For each city in question, the percent share the city is of it’s state and of the United States is reported. These comparative benchmarks ...  |  read more...

... the various aspects such as market size, segmentation, trends and developments and future projections of the Flavors, Fragrances, Aroma Chemicals and Essential Oils as key segments of the market. The report also provides the market ...  |  read more...

... they expect the financial industry to help them reach those goals. The challenge for the industry is how to adapt to the requirements of the younger generation while still meeting the needs of their older ...  |  read more...

... continuing to put pressure on manufacturers. Therefore, by proactively developing new products with healthier nutritional profiles, companies have an opportunity to gain consumer trust, in addition to potentially avoiding any extra monetary expense that would ...  |  read more...

... for products that are not seen as beneficial for kids. Aside from this key issue, marketers can look at social, demographic, health, and technology trends to help guide their efforts. For example, obesity and childhood ...  |  read more...

... an eye on nutrition and the health of the planet. These attributes haven’t changed and over time we’ve been able to see more clearly how they are playing out and strategically assess their future impact ...  |  read more...

... educational attainment and a greater likelihood of employment in high-paying sectors. Asians also tend to be married, leading to combined salaries. Higher incomes allow for greater discretionary income and an increased ability to consume entertainment ...  |  read more...

... groups (15 to 19, 20 to 24, 25 to 34, 35 to 44, 45 to 54, and 55 to 79 years old). This forecast addresses electronic viewing only; photo prints and custom photo merchandise such ...  |  read more...

... back to their parents’ home and married and unmarried couples with and without kids.  Gen-Y consumers encompass college grads with high-paying full-time jobs and credit cards and bank accounts as well as those struggling with ...  |  read more...

... either directly or indirectly, for a substantial share of future population growth. Birth rates are forecast to fall, but the fertility rate and the number of births will increase. Euromonitor International's Future Demographic reports provide ...  |  read more...

... parenting duties and household upkeep. As they try to balance the many priorities in their lives, they have an increasingly varied array of resources to call on, from trusted personal contacts like their partners, friends, ...  |  read more...