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Consumer Trends Industry Analysis and Statistics in North America (since 2008)
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Trends in Kids' Nutrition - Opportunities and threats in the context of escalating childhood obesity
- $ 2 250
- May 2008
- 59 pages
IntroductionDatamonitor forecasts that over 35% of European kids aged 5-13 will be overweight or obese by 2012. In the US, this figure will surpass 40% while Asia-Pac, in particular China, is seeing the fastest increase in the percentage of overweight or obese kids. This report identifies the opport ...
Industries : Consumer Trends | Countries : USA, China
On-Trend' Innovation & Marketing Concepts: The Individualism Mega-Trend
- $ 2 250
- May 2008
- 46 pages
IntroductionInnovation is a major driver of growth yet statistics suggest that around 80-90% of all new products fail and industry executives are generally disappointed in their ability to stimulate innovation. This report is designed to help by effectively aligning NPD activity with substantive con ...
Industries : Consumer Trends | Countries : USA
On-Trend' Innovation & Marketing Concepts: The Sensory Mega-Trend - This report is one in a series of six trend specific briefings designed to help FMCG companies innovate more successfully. It does so by identifying 'on-trend' opportunities and 'innovati
- $ 2 250
- May 2008
- 73 pages
IntroductionInnovation is a major driver of growth yet statistics suggest that around 80-90% of all new products fail and industry executives are generally disappointed in their ability to stimulate innovation. This report is designed to help by effectively aligning NPD activity with substantive con ...
Industries : Consumer Trends | Countries : USA
U.S. Baby Boomer Attitudes and Opportunities: At Home, At Work and On the Road
- $ 3 850
- January 2008
- 160 pages
Far from dwindling into the mists of irrelevance, Baby Boomers are the largest demographic segment today and their influence shows no sign of waning. Born between 1946 and 1964, Boomers account for one-third of the U.S. population, spend about $2 trillion annually, and generally expect to stay in th ...
Industries : Consumer Trends | Countries : USA, Japan
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