Consumer

Luxury goods companies have not only rebounded to pre-pandemic profitability levels but are also undergoing a significant transformation towards an environmentally responsible, circular economy business model.

The future of food should be sustainable, regenerative and resilient. Achieving this takes leaders across industries to show courage and collaboration.

There are few sources for data-driven insights to help consumer businesses understand and navigate these fast-changing times. ConsumerSignals makes it easy for you to access consistent, high-quality data on consumer sentiment and behaviour in retail, consumer products, automotive and travel.

Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) is a concept that links various mobility services under a unified interface, presenting transformative possibilities in terms of mobility behaviour and environmental benefits.

Analysis of the latest data from Deloitte’s Sustainable Actions Index shows that people care about sustainability, but acting on those values may only be an option for those who can afford it.

Luxury travel providers are striving to offer the most extravagant experiences money can buy, using descriptors such as "ultra-premium," "rare," "authentic," and "exotic" to entice travellers with offerings such as private villas, private islands and private jets, as well as special chef-inspired menus and exclusive members-only options.

The Global Powers of Retailing 2023 report shows the top 250 companies posting 8.5% year-on-year growth in retail revenue, up from 5.2% in the previous year.