Category: Consumer Goods & Retailing
Consumer Goods & Retailing market research reports by Euromonitor International
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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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Dog Food in Slovakia
Dog food is seeing healthy value sales in Slovakia in 2025, with volume also becoming marginally stronger compared to the past two years, albeit with volume still sub-decimal. This dynamic is created by still-high prices, caused by increased production costs and taxes, despite lowering levels on in ... Read More
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Cat Food in Turkey
In 2025, Turkey continues to see a growing preference for cats over dogs, which is driving demand for cat food. Cats are increasingly favoured by urban dwellers due to their relatively low maintenance, requiring less space, food, and attention compared to dogs. Their independent lifestyle aligns wel ... Read More
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Dog Food in Germany
Dog food in Germany is continuing to experience a clear shift towards premiumisation, driven by the ongoing humanisation of pets supporting sales of the largest value category, dog treats and mixers (also predicted to be the most dynamic performer during the year) and growing interest in health and ... Read More
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Cat Food in Taiwan
The cat food market in Taiwan continues to experience strong growth in 2025, driven by the steady popularity of cats as pets and rising awareness of pet health and nutrition. As the cat population continues to expand, particularly in urban areas where high-rise apartments suit cat ownership over dog ... Read More
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Dog Food in the Czech Republic
Current value sales of dog food in the Czech Republic increased in 2025, although this can be mainly attributed to rising prices, since consumption is decreasing. Owners have been saving on dog food purchases by feeding their dogs food scraps as an alternative to prepared dog food. A slight decrease ... Read More
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Mass Beauty and Personal Care in Indonesia
Value sales of mass beauty and personal care products in Indonesia saw a notable double-digit retail current value increase in 2024, reflecting their affordability and widespread appeal amongst the majority of the population. These products are particularly popular due to their accessibility and abi ... Read More
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Dog Food in Peru
Retail value sales of dog food are projected to grow in 2025. This category remains the largest within the Peruvian pet care industry, reflecting both the larger dog population and the historical development of dog food as a staple product. Dog food enjoys the broadest household penetration due to i ... Read More
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Gardening in Sweden
In 2024, Sweden's gardening market registered a decline in current value terms, amid ongoing economic and environmental pressures. Persistently high inflation and elevated interest rates continued to squeeze household budgets, leading many consumers to scale back on discretionary purchases. At the s ... Read More
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Other Pet Food in Peru
Value sales of other pet food are set to increase in 2025. Although this represents the lowest growth across pet care categories, it marks a recovery compared to the previous year, reversing the decline observed over the review period. The key driver of this improvement is the gradual resurgence in ... Read More
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Other Pet Food in the Czech Republic
Retail volume sales of other pet food in the Czech Republic has stagnated since the boom in pet ownership caused by the pandemic. The population of birds, fish and small mammals remains relatively stable leading to little change in consumption over 2025. Limited price increases are visible across mo ... Read More
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Dog Food in New Zealand
Retail value sales of dog food are expected to increase in 2025. Growth in the category continues to be supported by premiumisation, as consumers increasingly prioritise premium, high-quality ingredients for their pets. Even as the population grows, overall food consumption volume is declining, whil ... Read More
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Pet Products in Hungary
The rate of growth in retail current value sales of pet products will slow but remain robust in 2025. Other pet products–such as pet toys, clothing and accessories–will be both the largest and the most dynamic category. As Hungarian pet owners increasingly treat their pets as family members, the dem ... Read More
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Cat Food in Greece
Rising cat ownership is expanding the consumer base for cat food in Greece, and this is driving volume sales. Many Greeks, especially those living in urban environments and smaller apartments, find cats to be a practical and low-maintenance pet choice. The rising number of cats owned by young profes ... Read More
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Colour Cosmetics in Indonesia
Colour cosmetics in Indonesia showcased healthy growth in 2024, driven by double-digit retail current value increases in categories such as eye make-up, facial make-up, and lip products. This growth was underpinned by a new generation of young Indonesians who are increasingly interested in beauty an ... Read More
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Other Pet Food in Slovakia
Other pet food is achieving positive value sales in 2025, while volume remains in a slump. This dynamic is caused by value being supported by high prices caused by high production and operating costs, taxes, and VAT rising from 20% to 23% in January 2025. Meanwhile, other pets do not see the same le ... Read More
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Deodorants in Indonesia
Deodorants in Indonesia continued to see only moderate single-digit retail current value growth in 2024, as the growth of the category slowed down at the end of the review period after its rapid growth in the previous 10 years. This product generally has high penetration amongst urban consumers, whi ... Read More
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Cat Food in the Czech Republic
Cat food is witnessing steady growth in the Czech Republic, both in volume and value terms, amid a culture of rising cat ownership. Consumption of cat food has slowed slightly year-on-year with prices remain relatively static. Wet cat food is considerably larger than dry alternatives in the Czech Re ... Read More
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Dog Food in Israel
In keeping with its performance throughout the review period, dog food in Israel is poised to register robust growth in volume and current value sales in 2025. Overall demand continues to be bolstered by rising levels of dog ownership and pet humanisation, whereby consumers increasingly perceive pet ... Read More
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Pet Products in New Zealand
Retail value sales of pet products are expected to increase in 2025. The pet healthcare segment remains the largest and fastest-growing part of the pet products market. This trend is fuelled by consumers’ increasing focus on health and functionality within pet food, extending to greater proactive pu ... Read More
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Hair Care in Indonesia
Hair care in Indonesia experienced a solid increase in retail current value sales in 2024, reflecting evolving consumer preferences and an expanding array of product offerings. The market saw the emergence of specialised products targeting specific hair and scalp issues. These included solutions for ... Read More
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Pet Products in the United Arab Emirates
The growth of pet care extends beyond food to include pet products in the United Arab Emirates. Local consumers are increasingly pampering their pets by purchasing complementary items, driven by the rise in pet ownership and the humanisation trend. Pets are now considered part of the family, influen ... Read More
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Other Pet Food in Ireland
The rate of growth in other pet food will accelerate slightly but remain modest in 2025, underpinned by a rising population of birds, fish and small mammals/reptiles in Ireland. The cost of owning these pets is significantly lower than dogs or cats, and they are more suitable for smaller living spac ... Read More
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Oral Care in Indonesia
Oral care in Indonesia experienced only slow growth in retail current value terms in 2024, reflecting the maturity of the category. With oral hygiene products such as toothpaste and toothbrushes being household staples, penetration levels are already high, leaving limited room for significant growth ... Read More
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Home Improvement in Switzerland
Switzerland’s home improvement market continued to face challenges in 2024, as economic caution and reduced construction activity weighed on consumer spending. The high cost of living and persistent uncertainty led many households to delay renovation projects, while high mortgage rates discouraged i ... Read More
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