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Next Asian Wave: Strategies influencing global markets
7 May 26 | SGT: 11:00 AMJoin our experts as we break down the expansion playbooks of leading Chinese and Korean brands, revealing how they adapt to local markets, build ecosystem advantages and leverage authenticity to capture new demand.
Lessons From Past Global Crises for the Iran War
27 Apr 26As the Iran war brings economic disruption to global consumer markets, Euromonitor looks back at previous crises – the 2008 global financial crisis, the COVID-19 pandemic and the war in Ukraine to understand how each of these crises changed consumer markets.
Beauty Offers Health Supplement Companies a Route to Faster Growth
23 Mar 26As consumers strongly link being attractive with appearing healthy, beauty-positioned supplements surpass traditional health products in both growth and innovation focus.
The Diffusion Principle: How Nootropic Claims Are Crossing Industry Boundaries
29 Jan 26Success in claim innovation isn't measured solely by volume, but also by reach. When a functional claim established in one industry migrates across category boundaries, you know it has transcended niche status to become a general consumer expectation. Nootropic claims are doing this, and the diffusion pattern shows something important about how health and wellness trends achieve mainstream traction.
Glass Skin & Global Wins: The Rise of K-Beauty
18 Dec 25K-Beauty (Korean-Beauty) is entering a powerful second wave – defined by innovation, global reach and strategic agility.
Top Trends Shaping Consumer Health into 2026
15 Dec 25Consumer health today has many attractive growth opportunities. Behavioural shifts and evolving wellness goals are rewriting the rules, fuelling demand for protein among women, deepening health and beauty connections, and sparking a race for longevity. In fact, 2025 marked a tipping point: women have surpassed men in seeking added protein, visibly reshaping brand strategies and competitive dynamics. These changes are driving new trends, which will set the 2026 agenda.