Sustainability

Wellness has been identified by Euromonitor International as having the furthest-reaching impact on industries and consumers in the future. This report looks at the link between rising longevity and consumers’ search for a healthy life and highlights…

Amidst COVID-19, geopolitical tensions, and climate disasters, sustainability gains momentum, compelling action from both businesses and governments. This report brings together insights from Euromonitor International’s Voice of the Industry:…

This report captures the views of over 1,000 professionals working across different industries and geographies, on how the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic is reshaping sustainability. The survey explores how companies define sustainability and engage…

This visual report highlights the results of Euromonitor International’s 2023 Voice of the Consumer: Mobility survey, covering the everyday transportation habits and attitudes of global consumers.

Now in its seventh edition, this report explores the top digital shopper trends that will redefine commerce the most in the year ahead. Some of the trends included in this edition touch on topics such as second-hand shopping, community group buying,…

The plant-based trend continues to evolve, moving beyond the obvious manifestations in food to products across apparel, consumer health, beauty and personal care, drinks and even home care. This report examines its spread and what consumers are…

Consumers are increasingly embracing sustainable lifestyles, and businesses are responding by launching products with a range of sustainability attributes. Demand for these products varies by country, and so do opportunities, with companies looking…

Sustainability is high on the agenda among Nordic consumers which has led to local businesses investing resources into acting in a sustainable fashion. Collaboration, innovation and resource consciousness among businesses are some tools that have…

The global pandemic has drawn attention to sustainability, rising awareness and accelerating actions and investments from companies and governments. This report brings together insights from Euromonitor’s Voice of the Industry: Sustainability survey,…

American consumers are concerned about climate change, which is leading them to enthusiastically adopt recycling habits, although reduction in food waste and plastic use is lacking. With over a third falling into the Meat Avoiders type, this group is…

Recycling, and reducing food waste and plastics are all top priorities amongst British consumers, which has led to a large percentage being Zero Wasters. However, many are despondent given that two thirds worry about climate change, whilst less than…

Consumer lifestyles and purchase decisions are increasingly leaning towards more sustainable practices. With consumer and government pressures to reduce environmental impact, along with increasing costs of production, the industry embraces circular…

Solid environmental awareness is driving actions by Spanish consumers relating to sustainability, particularly efforts to reduce plastics use, which is also shaped by trust in recyclable claims, making about two fifths of Spaniards Zero Wasters. This…

There is some disillusionment amongst consumers, given that less than half feel that they can make a difference to the world through their actions, and many industries with sustainable products witnessed contraction in 2021. Sustainability actions…

Figures for concerns about climate change and attempts to have a positive impact on the planet are approaching two thirds of consumers, highlighting relatively high environmental awareness, which are shaping actions of Singaporeans like recycling,…

Although sustainability awareness amongst Polish consumes has contracted over 2021-2022, their actions highlight their commitment to reducing their impact on the environment, particularly as almost three quarters of the Zero Wasters type is willing…

There is a relatively strong correlation between environmental awareness and action amongst Mexican consumers, which is shaping their sustainability purchases. With many falling in the Zero Wasters type, they have significant trust in Recyclable…

Japanese consumers appear to have little interest in sustainability. Despite efforts involving reducing food waste and plastics use, less than a fifth of consumers feel that they can make a difference to the world through their actions and choices.…

Established recycling and food waste habits leads almost half of consumers to identify as Zero Wasters. The Can be Recycled and From Sustainable Sources (Packaging) claim is an opportunity to align with the ethics of these consumers, with over half…

Despite concerns about climate change, figures for action fall short of those for awareness, highlighting that Indians are not following through with their actions to tackle environmental issues. However, a high percentage of Meat Avoiders, the…