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2025 Asia Pacific Outlook: Consumer Health trends & opportunities
9 Dec 25 | SGT: 11:00 AMThis webinar will unpack the forces shaping the future of the Consumer Health industry in Asia Pacific, from shifting consumer priorities to innovation in product positioning and distribution.
Euromonitor International
K-Beauty’s Global Footprint: Performance, Presence, and Strategic Strengths
4 Dec 25K-beauty’s global trajectory has entered a new chapter. Once dominated by China, the export landscape has shifted dramatically, with the US now commanding over half of total sales.
Yang Hu
Beauty Consumer Trends: Key Insights from the Voice of the Consumer Survey
11 Nov 25In 2025, beauty consumers are more intentional and informed than ever before. Insights from Euromonitor International’s Voice of the Consumer: Beauty Survey reveal a clear shift over the past five years—from routine-driven habits to strategic, personalised self-care.
Aiste Kriauciunaite
Winning in China: What Australian Health Brands Can Learn from Swisse’s Success
27 Oct 25Swisse, the Australian health brand, is the leading player in China’s online vitamins and dietary supplements market. According to Euromonitor International E-Commerce data, the brand has maintained its top position since 2022 without serious competition from other brands.
Yang Hu
Rise of Chinese brands in Southeast Asia
24 Oct 25The rise of Chinese brands is reshaping Southeast Asia’s consumer landscape. Chinese companies are rapidly gaining ground in the region, particularly in sectors where they hold clear competitive advantages—electric vehicles, consumer electronics, and home appliances.
Euromonitor International
Where Beauty Consumers Are Shopping – and Why It’s Not Where You Think
20 Oct 25The beauty and personal care industry has long been considered recession-proof. But in 2025, the rules of retail are being rewritten. If you're a brand, retailer or investor in the beauty and personal care space, understanding these changes is no longer optional – it’s essential.
Euromonitor International