Tom Rees

Tom Rees Global Insight Manager: Food, Staples

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About Tom

Tom is responsible for the direction and quality of Euromonitor’s content deriving from the Away From Animals strategic theme. He provides global expertise, forward-thinking insights, and identifies key market trends. He advises clients across staple foods and is an in-demand speaker at high-profile events. He provides wide-scope analysis and is the author of publications including The Future of Meat, The Impact of COVID-19 on Fresh and Packaged Food, and Cultured Meat and More: The Potential Shift From Farm to Lab.

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Tom is Global Insight Manager for food and staples, and has a particular interest and expertise in plant-based foods and alternative proteins. He advises a wide range of clients across these areas and more, including developments in cell-cultured foods. Tom has previously worked at YouGov (2012-18) and Mintel (2005-2012).

Recently Published Work

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Anuga Cologne 2025

Koelnmesse GmbH, Messeplatz 1, 50679, Köln 4 October 2025 11:00 CET

Anuga presents you the future of the food industry on a silver platter. Let yourself be inspired by valuable insights and ideas.

Tom Rees

Tom Rees

Article

Top Trends in Fresh Food

23 May 25

While cost still dominates many people’s food choices, factors such as health positioning, demand for convenience and sustainability are all playing a key role in consumers’ decisions. Fresh food’s health credentials are strengthening further, as ever more consumers become concerned about processed food; however, this positive for the industry must be weighed against the continued tough spending environment.

Tom Rees

Tom Rees

Article

The Landscape of Cell-Cultured Meat is Shifting

3 Apr 25

Cell-cultured meat has been variously touted as a solution to world hunger, a fix for the climate crisis, an alternative to animal slaughter and a guarantee of food security. At the same time, however, others see it as an unnatural and potentially dangerous addition to what we eat.

Tom Rees

Tom Rees