Region: Europe
Category: Consumer Goods

Europe Consumer Goods

(11,171 reports matching your criteria)
  • Retail Adult Incontinence in Finland

    ... proactive educational efforts by producers, contributed to the expansion of the market. Notably, light adult incontinence experienced notable growth, propelled by an increasing array of gender-specific product offerings tailored to meet diverse consumer needs. Euromonitor ... Read More

  • Away-From-Home Tissue and Hygiene in Ireland

    ... AFH wipers. Pandemic cleaning habits continue to persist in 2023 and wipes are both easy and convenient to use whilst also being effective at cleaning and removing bacteria. Businesses continue to place a strong emphasis ... Read More

  • Nappies/Diapers/Pants in Ireland

    ... for newborn babies. By contrast, disposable pants continued to perform well and saw robust volume growth in 2023. Disposable pants continue to experience growth as they are mainly purchased for toddlers and older children. Nevertheless, ... Read More

  • Away-From-Home Tissue and Hygiene in the Netherlands

    ... more care than younger people. This is true for both hospital care and care in residential homes for the elderly. Euromonitor International's Away-from-Home Tissue and Hygiene in Netherlands report offers a comprehensive guide to the ... Read More

  • Retail Adult Incontinence in the Netherlands

    ... in order to save money. As menstrual care products are more common, it is likely that women who need to deal with incontinence issues seek out products aimed at menstrual care. Menstrual care products are ... Read More

  • Appliances and Electronics Specialists in Finland

    ... appliances were most affected as consumers were put off by high prices and chose not to invest. Almost all large household appliances bought in Finland are now replacement purchases, with washing machines performing well. The ... Read More

  • Supermarkets in Poland

    ... year. Proximity supermarkets, ie local supermarkets, is developing particularly quickly, attractive primarily due to their convenient location for consumers as they are close to their places of residence. Supermarkets compete mainly on the basis of ... Read More

  • Away-From-Home Tissue and Hygiene in Italy

    ... hospitalisations for health issues other than those connected to COVID-19, thus returning to pre-pandemic levels, as the healthcare system started to catch up with its backlog and people felt more comfortable returning to doctor’s appointments, ... Read More

  • Appliances and Electronics Specialists in Italy

    ... Sales slumped in 2020 due to the outbreak of COVID-19 before recording a partial recovery in 2021 as stores began to reopen. This more optimistic outlook was short lived however with Russia's invasion of Ukraine, ... Read More

  • Menstrual Care in Ireland

    ... stable. There has been fairly consistent demand across the categories within menstrual care in 2023, with only standard towels without wings registering a small decline in volume terms. Slim/thin/ultra-thin towels with wings performed particularly well ... Read More

  • Hypermarkets in Poland

    ... centres on the outskirts of cities. Consumers increasingly prefer smaller formats, located closer to home, which makes shopping less time-consuming. Euromonitor International's Hypermarkets in Poland report offers insight into key trends and developments driving the ... Read More

  • Nappies/Diapers/Pants in the Netherlands

    ... born and standard, in volume terms. However, this was only a temporary increase, as a result of more people staying at home during the pandemic, with many deciding to expand their family. Euromonitor International's Nappies/Diapers/Pants ... Read More

  • Wipes in Greece

    ... rising cost of living, with consumers prioritising essential goods. Traditionally, baby wipes in Greece are not solely used by parents but are considered a versatile product, almost becoming a household commodity, used for cleaning various ... Read More

  • Discounters in Finland

    ... label. The location of discounters based near or in city centres has also proved attractive to shoppers as these are convenient retailers when consumers are travelling on-the-go. Moreover, discount stores have successfully turned a profit ... Read More

  • Retail E-Commerce in Poland

    ... While the threat from COVID-19 has waned considerably, consumers have retained the habit of shopping online, despite the normalisation of society and the reopening of bricks and mortar stores. Euromonitor International's Retail E-Commerce in Poland ... Read More

  • Home Products Specialists in Finland

    ... budgets were allocated to more essential goods and services. Consumer lifestyles have largely normalised in Finland since the pandemic, with people returning to work more often in offices, going out more, and travelling more. As ... Read More

  • Health and Beauty Specialists in Finland

    ... is that pharmacy products are mostly essential. A high share of overall sales of health and beauty specialists comes from pharmacies (more than 80%), and more than 80% of pharmacies sell Rx medicines. All in ... Read More

  • Supermarkets in Finland

    ... current value sales declined in 2023, as consumers made cutbacks on everyday spending. This is reflective of the overall downward trend experienced by grocery retailers in Finland, in the face of the weaker economy and ... Read More

  • Apparel and Footwear Specialists in Italy

    ... than pre-pandemic levels as elevated inflation and a sharp rise in the cost of living forced consumers to reign in their spending on non-essential items. Significantly, the latter months of 2023 placed a cap on ... Read More

  • Retail Tissue in Hungary

    ... in more affordable, economy retail tissue products, with price becoming the key purchasing factor. Consequently, retail volume sales were challenged in all areas apart from facial tissues, with the deepest declines seen in paper towels ... Read More

  • Convenience Retailers in Finland

    ... the rising cost of living, with consumers remaining cautious about what they purchase. Overall, convenience retailers continue to feel the negative impact of a general transition in grocery shopping behaviour. Finnish consumers increasingly prefer larger-sized ... Read More

  • Nappies/Diapers/Pants in Lithuania

    ... downturn in sales. This demographic challenge underscores the need for strategic adaptations within the market to address shifting consumer dynamics and preferences, necessitating innovative approaches to sustain relevance amidst changing demographics. Euromonitor International's Nappies/Diapers/Pants in ... Read More

  • General Merchandise Stores in Finland

    ... in the economic downturn, as these stores can help people budget well. Moreover, the variety store has been one of the winning channels in non-grocery retailers over the last decade, and despite the growth of ... Read More

  • Retail Adult Incontinence in Latvia

    ... acceptance observed toward the end of the review period, where consumers sought discrete options for active lifestyles. The convenience and discreetness of light incontinence products make them appealing to individuals leading busy lives, aligning with ... Read More

  • Discounters in Poland

    ... in one place. This channel’s offer attracts customers who value the variety of products, availability and convenience of shopping. Discounters often organise various types of promotions, price reductions, loyalty programmes and other attractive offers. The ... Read More

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