Examples of using Mintel in English and their translations into German
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Mintel market research takes a look at Japanese and Korean beauty brands.
More than half of men(52%) in the US strive for a healthy appearance, according to Mintel.
Mintel reports that facial cleansers command the largest market share of skin products sold in the USA 19.
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Mintel, the world's largest agency for market intelligence, has identified seven major consumer trends in Europe for 2017.
The influence of Brazil on global trends in cosmetics andpersonal care increases especially in the area of ingredients, as Mintel reported.
Before joining Mintel, she worked for a Scottish food manufacturer, initially as a sales and demand analyst seconded to Marks& Spencer.
Right at the start of the year, market analysts at Euromonitor International, Mintel and Canadean have published their forecasts for the major 2016 consumer trends.
Mintel additionally states that the Shiseido Essential Energy range is based on ReNeura Technology with Ashitaba CGL Komplex, which is made from ashitaba leaf extract, caffeine and glycerine.
Of US consumers rarely pay full price for clothing and 58% of UK consumers"don't likepaying full price for anything" Source: Mintel, September 2011.
In addition, Emmanuelle Moeglin, from the Mintel Group Ltd, London, will highlight the consumer-oriented development and possibilities of multi-functional products.
Technology will be implemented to develop solutions to the worldwide shortage of food supplies,"is the last trend forecast for 2018, which Mintel is calling the Victory of Science.
As the international market research institute, Mintel, established in a recent market analysis, the value of the South Korean cosmetics market amounts to a total of $13 billion.
The large majority of young Brits purchasing hand sanitizer shows that, despite preconceptions, this group have a particularly cautious attitude towards spreading germs," explains Charlotte Libby,Senior Beauty Analyst at Mintel.
According to Emmanuelle Moeglin,Global Fragrance and Personal Care Analyst at Mintel, the development in the hair care segment is increasingly inspired by skin care and colour cosmetics.
As an example, MINTeL(2006) states that Ryanair's revenue from sources other than ticket sales contributed €259 million to its 2005-06 net profit of €302 million.
The next two years will see the Brazilian influence spread even further and deeper as beauty companies build on the after-effects of the Fifa World Cup and the run-up to the Rio Olympics in 2016," concluded Vivienne Rudd, Director of Global Insight,Beauty and Personal Care at Mintel.
More than a quarter of those who use facial cosmetics stated in the Mintel survey that they want facial makeup that evens out skin tone 28 percent of 18 to 34-year-olds and 29 percent of those aged 55 and over.
Mintel says that clay masks and mud packs, which have been used for some time now for beauty treatments, are known for balancing oily skin and removing dead cells, impurities, dirt and toxins.
In addition to popular ingredients such as hyaluronic acid and natural ingredients, Mintel suggests they should not underestimate the potential of probiotics, because these can aid the natural, healthy balance of the skin.
Mintel reports that it will no longer be sufficient, in future, for companies to offer good products; consumers will have to be convinced that the brand has its own personality that is ethically acceptable and appealing.
With regard to the development of the world'slargest markets in the colour cosmetics sector, Mintel expects sales growth this year of $12.1 billion for the USA, $6.4 billion for Japan, $5.1 billion for China, $2.7 billion for Great Britain and $2.2 billion for the South Korean market.
Mintel reports that brands are always on the lookout for new ideas and packaging formats, as a way of enticing young consumers back into the middle of the supermarket, since these customers currently tend to prefer'fringe areas' of the sales floor.
Niche of beauty devices is growing fast The beauty device segment- which includes cleaning and peeling systems, LED/laser treatments, hair removal equipment, massage systems and hair appliances such as dryers, straighteners, curling irons and hot rollers-is the fastest growing segment within the US beauty industry, according to Mintel.
In another study, Mintel found that 69% of social media users in the UK use social media to learn more about cosmetics, while 43% browse blogs or vlogs to get new ideas for their own looks.
One second purchasing windowA third of consumers in a recent DS Smith/ Mintel report on"Understanding European Shopper Trends" said they feel more stressed compared to the same time a year ago and so this is resulting in consumers making snap purchasing decisions.
Mintel, a research firm, estimates that cross-border online shopping grew at a compound annual growth rate of 63 per cent between 2010 and 2015. Total online cross-border shopping is forecast to rise to $222bn by 2020, up from $97.3bn last year, Mintel forecasts, accounting for 17 per cent of the $1.3tn in Chinese online sales expected in 2020.
Roshida Khanom, Associate Director for Beauty& Personal Care at Mintel, explains that the trend towards a natural look, in particular, is responsible for the market upturn:"The colour cosmetics category continues to show strong year-on-year growth, particularly driven by the fashion for the'no make-up make-up' look, which requires more products, time and skill than the name might suggest.
For a current study, Mintel investigated the extent to which European consumers trust beauty brands, which sources enjoy the highest degree of credibility and how brands can build up customer relations based on trust.
In 2015, for example, Mintel, a market intelligence firm with offices in 13 cities worldwide, questioned 1,500 UK consumers and found that 74% say meat coming from animals that are well looked after is among the top issues they consider when deciding whether a food company is ethical.