Publisher: Euromonitor International
Category: Consumer Goods & Retailing

Consumer Goods & Retailing market research reports by Euromonitor International

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    • Cat Food in India

      In 2025, cat food in India is expected to see a shift from the rapid expansion seen earlier in the review period to a phase of steady, sustained growth, although the current value increase is still expected to be in the double digits. The surge in cat adoption driven by the pandemic lockdowns, parti ... Read More

    • Cat Food in New Zealand

      Retail value sales of cat food are expected to increase in 2025. Although growth is steady across the overall market, dry cat food is expanding at a slower rate of around 2%, while wet food and treats are showing stronger performance. The cat treats category, while still accounting for less than 10% ... Read More

    • Pet Products in Germany

      Pet products in Germany continues to record value growth across the category. This performance is being supported by the pet humanisation trend that is encouraging local pet owners to invest more in pet healthcare, such as pet dietary supplements, particularly for dogs and cats with health problems ... Read More

    • Other Pet Food in the United Arab Emirates

      Pet care in the United Arab Emirates is expanding across various categories, not only for dog and cat food, but also for other pet food specifically targeting birds, fish, and small mammals/reptiles as these populations increase. Owning a pet is becoming increasingly popular in the United Arab Emira ... Read More

    • Baby and Child-Specific Products in Indonesia

      Baby and child-specific products in Indonesia experienced stable retail current value growth in 2024, driven by rising awareness of such products amongst Millennial mothers, who are tech-savvy and well-informed through the internet. With better education, these mothers prioritise the health and well ... Read More

    • Dog Food in Ireland

      The rate of growth in retail current value sales of dog food will remain robust in Ireland during 2025, coming in at a similar rate to the previous year. However, retail volume sales were little better than static. Although the country’s canine population continued to decrease, pet humanisation cont ... Read More

    • Pet Care in Argentina

      After a significant downturn in 2024, caused by the nation’s longstanding economic crisis, the pet care market in Argentina is expected to rebound in 2025, with projected growth in both volume and constant value terms. This recovery will be supported by improving economic conditions, including stabi ... Read More

    • Pet Care in the Czech Republic

      Pet care in the Czech Republic witnessed stable growth in value terms during 2025, amid an improving economy and falling inflation. The marginal decline in volume sales stems primarily from falling consumption of dog food, with some owners economising by giving their dogs food scraps. Premiumisation ... Read More

    • Pet Care in Hungary

      The rate of growth in retail current value sales of pet care in Hungary will be broadly similar to 2024 in 2025. Supported by a relatively low inflation rate, growth will be driven by the continued humanisation of pets, increased demand for premium and functional products, and a rising emphasis on p ... Read More

    • Competitor Strategies in Hot Drinks

      The hot drinks industry remains relatively stable, yet faces challenges such as climate change, inflation and trade wars. With price hikes inevitable, hot drinks companies are set to actively launch new product innovation and adopt premiumisation strategies to drive growth, while focusing on product ... Read More

    • Pet Care in Taiwan

      The pet humanisation trend in Taiwan has intensified in 2025, especially as declining birth rates are reshaping family dynamics and elevating the role of pets within households. Pets are not just companions, but integral parts of the family. Consumers are increasingly engaging in activities with the ... Read More

    • Pet Care in Ireland

      The rate of growth in retail value sales of pet care will slow slightly but remain robust in 2025. Growth will be supported by continuing price increases across all product categories, driven by higher manufacturing and distribution costs. However, the ongoing decline in the country’s canine populat ... Read More

    • Pet Care in Germany

      Pet care in Germany is undergoing a significant transformation, driven by shifting societal values, increasing pet ownership, and evolving consumer expectations. What was once an industry focused on basic needs has expanded into a lifestyle-led space where pets are treated as fully integrated family ... Read More

    • Pet Care in Slovakia

      Pet care in Slovakia is maintaining positive sales in 2025, in both value and volume terms, and with slightly improved growth rates than seen in 2024. This performance is, in part, due to the stabilisation of interest rates, which hit highs during 2022-2023, before falling in 2024. Euromonitor Inter ... Read More

    • Pet Care in Greece

      In 2025, pet care in Greece is enjoying healthy volume growth in line with rising pet ownership. In current value terms, growth is slowing in line with easing inflation, although consumers remain highly budget conscious due to economic uncertainty. Pet owners are keen to take care of their pets prop ... Read More

    • Dog Food in the United Arab Emirates

      Demand for dog food in the United Arab Emirates continues to rise strongly, driven by a growing dog population and increasing ownership rates. As an increasing number of consumers in the United Arab Emirates embrace the idea of having dogs as pets, the demand for dog food including wet and dry forma ... Read More

    • Pet Products in India

      In 2025, pet products in India is set to see solid retail current value growth, with increases for all categories. One of the main factors driving growth is the growing pet population, along with the emergence of the pet humanisation trend. Cat litter is expected to see the strongest growth. Many hi ... Read More

    • Other Pet Food in Greece

      Sales of other pet food, including bird, fish, mammal, and reptile food, is experiencing modest growth in Greece. The slight increase in volume sales is influenced by the rising trend of creating small, natural ecosystems at home, such as aquariums and terrariums, which gained popularity during and ... Read More

    • Cat Food in Hungary

      The rate of growth in retail current value sales of cat food will slow significantly but remain robust in 2025, amid a robust premiumisation trend. Premium wet cat food will be the most dynamic category during 2025, ahead of cat treats and mixers and premium dry cat food. A growing number of cat own ... Read More

    • Home Improvement in Sweden

      The Swedish home improvement market contracted in current value terms in 2024, due to rising borrowing costs, sluggish housing activity, and tighter household budgets. Confronted with elevated energy and material prices, many consumers scaled back to smaller, lower-cost projects - often tackling the ... Read More

    • Other Pet Food in India

      Other pet food in India is expected to continue to see retail current value growth in 2025, with increases across all categories, although the rates of increase are set to see a notable slowdown compared with previous years. Meanwhile, sales of packaged other pet food remain low compared with cat fo ... Read More

    • Cat Food in the United Arab Emirates

      The demand for cat food in the United Arab Emirates is steadily increasing, driven by a rise in cat ownership, which is already significantly higher than dog ownership. Factors such as smaller living spaces and busy lifestyles make cat ownership more appealing in the United Arab Emirates. Additional ... Read More

    • Dog Food in Turkey

      Dog food in Turkey is witnessing strong but slower growth compared to recent years. Living costs in Turkey continue to soar in 2025 with reduced purchasing power leading many consumers to trade down to cheaper brands and private label dog food. Feeding a dog, especially a medium- or large-size dog, ... Read More

    • Gardening in Switzerland

      After a contraction in 2023, Switzerland’s gardening market returned to growth in 2024, supported by renewed consumer interest in sustainable gardening practices and a rise in home cultivation. Garden care products such as growing media and plant protection led this rebound as environmentally consci ... Read More

    • Home Furnishings in Sweden

      The market for home furnishings in Sweden continued to struggle in 2024, in light of broader macroeconomic pressures. The Riksbank’s tight monetary policy, combined with persistently high interest rates and inflation, eroded real household incomes and dampened consumer confidence. With banks maintai ... Read More

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