Angesichts der vielen Veränderungen, die sich in den letzten Jahren in der Konsumgüterindustrie vollzogen haben – veränderte Verbrauchergewohnheiten, Konsolidierung im Lebensmitteleinzelhandel, der ...

With consumer confidence plummeting this year, shoppers are cutting back on all sorts of purchases—even those normally irresistible sweet and salty treats. Snack food sales are dropping as consumer ...

Five years after COVID upended everyday grocery shopping, nothing’s gotten any easier for grocers. Inflation-weary consumers, tariffs, and growing competition factor into the top grocery retail trends ...

With global conflict raging and international tensions running high, the defense industry is under intense pressure. There are several defense and security trends 2025 that organizations need to watch ...

Marketplaces are a dream come true for the modern consumer: with just a few clicks or taps, and they can browse an endless selection of items and deals. Just like their brick-and-mortar counterparts, ...

The construction industry is a major contributor to the global economy, accounting for an estimated 14% of gross domestic product and employing millions. But despite its powerhouse economic role, the ...

Forget staycations. Travel trends 2025 are all about people getting out of the house to see what the world has to offer. Five years after the pandemic capsized it, the global travel and tourism ...

The life sciences industry has shown us just how adaptable and innovative it can be. From going into hyperdrive during COVID-19 to re-architecting operations with AI, the industry has been nothing but ...

No industry is immune to disruption, but media and entertainment (M&E) stands out for its unique volatility. New technologies, fast-changing consumer preferences, and low barriers to entry make it one ...

Across industries, rising prices, rapid technology advancements, and growing customer expectations have forced many companies to reexamine old assumptions and devise new strategies. Insurance is no ...

It’s been a bumpy ride for the automotive industry for a few years now. Supply chain shortages alongside inflation that slowed consumer spending and raised production costs have plagued the industry.

Wholesale distributors keep the economy going, buying large quantities of products from manufacturers, then storing and distributing to companies that sell those products to consumers. They’re vital ...