Category: Consumer Services
Consumer Services market research reports by Euromonitor International
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Gardening in Romania
Gardening in Romania Gardening saw accelerated value growth in 2022 over the previous year as it continued to grow in popularity as a hobby in Romania. During the pandemic, Romanians, isolated at home, sought a greater connection with nature. In 2022, this resulted in an increase in demand (at const ... Read More
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Gardening in Switzerland
Gardening in Switzerland Gardening power tools have grown in popularity in Switzerland's home and garden industry due to the country's high standard of living, large outdoor spaces, and environmental awareness. Sales witnessed an increase in demand in 2022 compared to pre-pandemic levels. The offeri ... Read More
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Gardening in Taiwan
Gardening in Taiwan Taiwan faces a shortage of outdoor space in urban areas, due to high population density, limited land availability and the predominance of apartments. This means that many consumers turn to indoor plants as a way of bringing greenery to their homes. This is especially the case du ... Read More
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Gardening in Taiwan
Gardening in Taiwan Taiwan faces a shortage of outdoor space in urban areas, due to high population density, limited land availability and the predominance of apartments. This means that many consumers turn to indoor plants as a way of bringing greenery to their homes. This is especially the case du ... Read More
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Gardening in the United Arab Emirates
Gardening in the United Arab Emirates The United Arab Emirates has a hot and dry climate, which can make it challenging to grow crops year-round. However, with the help of technology such as hydroponics and vertical farming, people are finding ways to grow their own food in limited spaces and using ... Read More
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Gardening in Turkey
Gardening in Turkey While all home and garden categories saw high current value growth in 2022, driven by the inordinately high inflation rates seen in Turkey throughout the year, gardening was the only home and garden category that saw demand increase at constant 2022 prices as well. Gardening beca ... Read More
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Gardening in Australia
Gardening in Australia Lockdown restrictions in Australia led to an increased interest in outdoor activities, including gardening. As a result, many Australians took up gardening to pass the time and connect with nature. In 2022, players in gardening shifted their focus to retaining these new consum ... Read More
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Gardening in Sweden
Gardening in Sweden Current value sales of gardening in Sweden experienced a marginal decline in 2022, following a boom in demand during the pandemic, when there was a keen interest in taking up gardening as a relaxing activity. This resulted in a significant acceleration of growth in 2020. However, ... Read More
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Gardening in Brazil
Gardening in Brazil Gardening saw an acceleration of current value growth in Brazil in 2022, over and above the high growth it witnessed in the previous two years. Gardening became an important hobby for Brazilians during the pandemic, when increased time spent at home drove consumers to make the mo ... Read More
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Gardening in Germany
Gardening in Germany Gardening had already been seeing healthy current value growth rates in the previous two years as consumers were confined at home more than usual due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Gardening became a very popular pastime for consumers, who considered it a “refuge” from the pandemic-i ... Read More
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Gardening in the Philippines
Gardening in the Philippines The urban gardening trend continued in the Philippines in 2021, with many consumers having learned this new pastime during the period of lockdown and home seclusion. Gardening proved popular amongst urban consumers, as it helped to utilise time spent at home, deal with t ... Read More
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Gardening in Malaysia
Gardening in Malaysia The COVID-19 lockdowns have had a strong positive effect on the gardening category in Malaysia, boosting demand as consumers spend more time at home and turn to gardening as a hobby. Multiple lockdowns over 2020 and 2021 have meant that consumers could not travel, only socialis ... Read More