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The beauty, personal care and cosmetic industries are evolving. This report looks at the industry from a global viewpoint, highlighting some of the latest and emerging trends around the world.

Generation Z or Zoomers is now the largest generation with more than 2.5 billion. These individuals, born between 1997 and 2009, represent about 30% of the total global population—and it's predicted that by 2025, Gen Z will make up about 27% of the workforce. Quickly entering the consuming class, Gen Z have a unique set of wants and needs from brands. The 50+ page guide looks at how Gen Z is different from previous generations.

Asia's consuming class is growing, and their tastes are evolving, affording companies interested in leveraging these changes into massive growth. This report is designed for companies looking to grow their presence in Asia. It is based on the analysis of local experts across Kadence International's eight Asian offices: China, India, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia, the Philippines, and Japan. These countries each embody a unique national and cultural identity, including purchasing trends, consumer characteristics, and brand preferences. Here we examine what drives consumer interest and engagement in individual Asian countries and the region.

Today, and perhaps in 2022 and beyond, what consumers are looking for from the food and beverage industry is very different to pre-pandemic times. New preferences and habits have formed, and so have the expectations within food and beverages. This report examines the trends that will shape the food and beverage industry in 2022 and beyond.

We supported Bloomberg on a programme of research with business decision makers across APAC - from April 2020 to February 2021. From the immediate aftermath of the outbreak to the economic reopening and beyond, we've been with business decision makers at every step of the way.

2021 research by Kadence International reveals the perceptions and usage of common e-wallet providers across different Indonesian markets and regions. In recent years, there has been a shift in the acceptance of contactless transactions in Indonesia fueled by the government’s active support of e-payments. The pandemic accelerated this trend towards digital services as people practiced social distancing and moved online to meet their daily needs. Kadence International recently conducted an in depth online study of e-wallet users profiles, behaviors and preferences. Download and find out more about the key findings of our research!