The catheter market in the Netherlands is a dynamic and expanding sector, influenced by several factors including an aging demographic, a strong focus on home care, and a well-supported healthcare system that prioritizes efficiency and technological advancements. A significant factor driving this ma ...

The Benelux interventional cardiology devices market is projected to grow from US$ 268.7 million in 2024 to US$ 572.5 million by 2033, reflecting a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 8.8% from 2025 to 2033. Executive Summary and Market Analysis The Benelux region, which includes Belgium, the Neth ...

The Benelux region's market for Internet of Things (IoT) medical devices is projected to experience substantial growth, with expectations to reach approximately USD 2,711.9 million by the year 2033, up from USD 743.6 million in 2024. This growth trajectory indicates a compound annual growth rate (CA ...

Baby food in the Netherlands achieved healthy growth in value terms over 2025, driven by further increases in average unit prices across several baby food categories. Manufacturers continued to face rising costs which were passed on to consumers. In recent years, there has also been a shift away fro ...

Plant-based dairy continues to witness steady growth in the Netherlands, although it is less explosive than anticipated. Breakfast is the most important consumption occasion for plant-based dairy as consumers are increasingly choosing plant-based alternatives for breakfast cereals, in coffee or as p ...

Cheese consumption patterns are gradually evolving in the Netherlands. People are moving away from the tradition of eating cheese sandwiches at breakfast and putting sales of hard cheeses like Dutch Edam and Gouda style cheeses under pressure. On a positive note, consumers are becoming more accustom ...

Volume sales of drinking milk products in the Netherlands declined marginally in 2025. The habit of drinking a glass of milk with breakfast and even lunch is slowly fading, although drinking milk is a popular ingredient for different types of drinks and meals. Consumers use drinking milk to create s ...

Changes in food consumption at breakfast and lunchtime combined with the sheer maturity of the dairy category in the Netherlands has restricted volume growth in 2025. Overall performance in value terms was much more positive with a notable uptick on the previous year. In 2025, there was a further in ...

A major shift in eating habits is underpinning strong growth in yoghurt and sour milk products in the Netherlands. Roughly 30% of consumers have a bowl of yoghurt with fruit, muesli or other types of seeds and grains for breakfast, rather than the traditional cheese sandwich. Consumers who believe t ...

Butter and spreads in the Netherlands is being challenged by changes in Dutch food culture. The traditional habit of eating sandwiches for breakfast and lunch is evolving with less bread consumed on such occasions. Volume sales of butter and spreads is seeing ongoing decline as a result. Instead of ...

Other dairy is a very diverse category in the Netherlands. Value growth in 2025 can be linked to further increases in average unit prices due to higher costs and a growing interest in added value products. However, almost all categories recorded a decline in volume sales with some consumers put off ...

There has been little change since 2020 in the percentage of Dutch consumers who feel they can make a difference in the world through their green choices, but around half of all consumers try to make an impact on the environment with everyday actions. Over 50% reduce food waste while over 40% reduce ...

The surgical staplers market in the Benelux region, which includes Belgium, the Netherlands, and Luxembourg, is projected to grow significantly, reaching an estimated value of approximately $175.9 million by 2033, up from $97.9 million in 2024. This growth represents a compound annual growth rate (C ...

The Netherlands is witnessing a significant evolution in its market for pressure monitoring devices, characterized by both maturity and growth. This trend is largely influenced by several key factors, including an increasingly aging population, a high incidence of chronic diseases, a forward-thinkin ...

The Netherlands passenger cars market in 2023 reflects both growth in alternative fuel adoption and the continued evolution of the national fleet. Data on new passenger cars by type of engine fuel shows the composition of registrations in 2023, while the share of alternative fuel vehicles among new ...

Volume sales of mobile phones in the Netherlands are projected to increase in 2025, with smartphones representing the most dynamic segment, while feature phones are expected to experience a double-digit decline in volume. The appeal of smartphones is shifting away from incremental improvements in sp ...

Volume sales of computers and peripherals are set to record a marginal decrease in 2025, with computers anticipated to be the best-performing category, despite a slight retail volume decline. 2025 marks a key inflection point for consumer-grade laptops, as AI-enabled computing moves from early adopt ...

Volume sales of imaging devices in the Netherlands are set to record a double-digit decline in 2025, reflecting the continued challenges faced by the widespread adoption of high-end smartphone cameras. While the market remains viable, it is increasingly concentrated among enthusiasts and semi-profes ...

Volume sales of home video products in the Netherlands are expected to rise in 2025, driven predominantly by sustained demand for LCD televisions, the market’s largest category by volume. A significant portion of this growth stems from the natural replacement cycle following the surge in TV purchase ...

Nigeria is swiftly transforming into a promising market for IoT-enabled medical technologies, fueled by its large and rapidly growing population, the dual challenges of communicable and non-communicable diseases, and a strong governmental commitment to advancing digital healthcare. With a population ...

Volume sales of wireless headphones are set to rise in the Netherlands in 2025, driven by smartphone purchases and increasing reliance on wireless audio solutions. With major smartphone manufacturers such as Apple, Samsung, and Google continuing to phase out 3.5mm headphone jacks, wireless headphone ...

Consumer electronics in the Netherlands is set to achieved low-level positive volume growth in 2025. This outcome is being supported by upgrades in AI-capable, health-integrated, and ecosystem-connected devices. Replacement cycles have not shortened for most categories, and several traditional segme ...

Volume sales of portable players are set to rise in the Netherlands in 2025, driven almost entirely by the strong and sustained demand for wireless speakers. This is the only subcategory within portable players showing positive momentum, while others, including e-readers and portable media players, ...

Volume sales of wearable electronics in the Netherlands are expected to decline in 2025, following a sharp peak in sales observed in 2023. Consequently, the decline is not indicative of weakening consumer interest, but reflects a normalisation after a surge in adoption. As many Dutch consumers purch ...

Volume sales of in-car entertainment are set to record a double-decline in 2025, driven primarily by the increasing integration of infotainment systems by OEMs (Original equipment manufacturers). Virtually all new cars sold in the Netherlands come equipped with built-in multimedia and navigation sys ...