Session titles: 1) Organic and plant-based: a new food system in Europe. 2) Consumer behaviour in the global cosmetics market
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13 February 2024 12:15 CET – 15 February 2024 13:00 CET
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Session titles: 1) Organic and plant-based: a new food system in Europe. 2) Consumer behaviour in the global cosmetics market
Session descriptions:
This article is part of a new series exploring popular sustainability product claims through a more nuanced, real-world lens. First, a seemingly simple yet surprisingly complex idea: refill.
Despite increased awareness around sustainable practices, affordability is still a major hurdle for consumers and corporations. This makes it essential for companies to integrate sustainability into core strategies, not only to improve value proposition but as a driver of long-term competitiveness.
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As beauty consumers become more budget-conscious, they are seeking smarter, value-driven purchases, favouring brands that offer quality and clinical efficacy at accessible prices.
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.
The beauty and personal care industry is witnessing a slowdown and “value” is being redefined. It’s no longer about luxury for luxury’s sake, but about making smart, purposeful choices. Euromonitor explores these five key trends impacting beauty and personal care in 2025 and into 2026.
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