The findings highlight the industry’s shifting dynamics, as smaller CPG companies and private labels take center stage, leveraging innovation and value-driven strategies to outperform their peers.
This shift highlights an evolving consumer landscape where value, convenience, and occasion-based spending impact buying behavior, according to recent research by Circana.
According to Circana, well-being focused consumers have a buying power exceeding $1.1 trillion in the U.S., highlighting the significant market potential for companies that cater to this demand.
Only 18% of consumers turn to online shopping to celebrate major life milestones, suggesting digital retail still struggles to replicate the joy of in-person experiences.
Rising prices and debt, immigration concerns, and weather are producing material changes to typical retail activity ahead of unknown tariff impacts.
The Peptide Research Center is equipped with automation, robotics, and more. It is designed to support pharmaceutical and biotech innovators with specialized services.
Nearly half of consumers snack three or more times per day.
The hearing aids market is set for significant growth over the next decade, driven by rising awareness, increasing cases of hearing impairment, and continuous technological advancements.
The Consumer Products Engagement report highlights brands' growing challenge in retaining customer loyalty.
GLP-1 therapies emerge as a key driver of industry return on investment.
With the obesity treatment market expected to reach $200 billion by 2031, this study could greatly influence future therapeutic approaches.
Private-label brands are now a primary growth driver for 53% of retailers. Once seen as budget alternatives, they are evolving into premium and innovative choices.
Report reveals orphans’ growth advantage over non-orphans is narrowing, begging the question - are these drugs still a class apart?
“These findings reinforce the impact of innovative partnerships in improving health outcomes,” says the NACDS Foundation president.
However, an undercurrent of mental health threats loom.
“Younger shoppers, particularly Millennials and Gen Z, are driving significant shifts in the produce industry.”
