Tag: Consumer habits

The low and no-alcohol market has experienced explosive growth, with global sales reaching nearly $20 billion in 2023, doubling the figure from just four years prior. This rapid expansion confirms that the trend of consuming less or no alcohol is not only growing but becoming a mainstream movement in the beverage industry.

According to a 2023 Ipsos poll, approximately 74% of American adults use dietary supplements, a trend that is consistent with prior years. Understanding what percentage of people use dietary supplements is complex and varies significantly based on factors like geographic location, age, gender, and personal health motivations.

According to recent CivicScience data from early 2025, a significant 82% of U.S. adults consume at least one caffeinated beverage every day. This widespread daily ritual, driven primarily by coffee, is a deep-seated part of American culture, with consumer habits continuously shifting across different age groups and preferences.

According to the Council for Responsible Nutrition’s 2023 survey, 74% of American adults report taking dietary supplements. This reflects a robust and growing consumer market, with many incorporating vitamins and other supplements into their daily wellness routines for a variety of reasons.

In 2023, Singapore generated 755,000 tonnes of food waste, with a recycling rate of only 18%. This persistent issue prompts many to ask: why is food waste still a problem in Singapore despite increasing public awareness and government initiatives?

The global plant-based food market is projected to reach over $82 billion by 2035, highlighting one of the most significant shifts in dietary habits. This decade-long surge is a prime example of how has food changed in the last 10 years, driven by a powerful mix of technology, sustainability, and a new wave of health-conscious consumers.

According to market research from Innova Market Insights, orange juice remains the dominant flavor in the North American juice market, a long-held position cemented by its association with breakfast and abundant vitamin C content. While orange juice holds a traditional top spot, consumer preferences are evolving, driven by an increasing focus on health and new flavor innovations.

According to a survey by Expert Market Research, around 45% of consumers claim they always read labels, driven by curiosity about what they are eating. However, this figure can vary significantly based on product type, consumer demographics, and motivation. Understanding the actual habits and factors influencing label-reading provides valuable insights for both consumers and businesses.

According to a 2023 survey, Americans spent an average of $166 per person per month on dining out. This figure includes fast food and sit-down restaurants, but what does the average person spend on fast food per month specifically, and how does it impact personal finances?

While the United States leads the world in per capita volume consumption of energy drinks, specific public data on what state drinks the most energy drinks is notoriously elusive. Pinpointing the top-consuming state is challenging because comprehensive, state-level market data is often proprietary and not publicly reported. This article will delve into demographic insights, regional market trends, and lifestyle factors to infer consumption patterns across the country.