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Mintel and Pilkington track shifting consumer spending habits in Spain

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What happened

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Mintel is tracking consumer spending habits in Spain, in partnership with Pilkington. Mintel’s EMEA 2027 predictions for food and drink indicate that consumer priorities are shifting away from traditional demographics. These changes are driven by rising costs, climate disruption, and evolving lifestyles.

From foodnavigator.com

Why it matters

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The research suggests that food and drink companies must adapt strategies to how consumers cope with economic pressures rather than relying on demographic profiles. Purchases are increasingly reflecting personal values, placing sustainability and regenerative agriculture in the spotlight.

From foodnavigator.com

Who's involved

  • MintelUK-based global market research firm tracking Spanish consumer spending.
  • PilkingtonCompany serving as an associate principal for Mintel.
  • SpainCountry where Mintel tracks the spending habits of adults.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • SpainSpeculative

    Food and drink companies operating in Spain might need to adjust product supply and marketing costs to align with consumer demand for sustainability.

  • MintelSpeculative

    Mintel might see increased demand for its consumer data services as brands seek to adapt their strategies to changing consumer behavior.

Possible ripples

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Coverage

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