Regional market reports
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Adcock Ingram Critical Care partners with Convatec
Adcock Ingram Critical Care has teamed up with Convatec to bring advanced ostomy and wound care solutions to South Africa and neighbouring countries. This exciting partnership promises expanded access to top-quality healthcare products for both professionals and patients—discover what this means for the region’s medical landscape.
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Symrise launches fragrance hub in Dubai
Symrise unveils Jardin Arabia, a stylish new creative hub in Dubai Internet City, designed to inspire fresh ideas and highlight its fine fragrance expertise. Discover how this innovative centre is setting new standards in the Middle East’s vibrant fragrance market.
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Brenntag to acquire Chemgrit SA
Brenntag is set to acquire Chemgrit Group’s South African operations, boosting its reach in the fast-growing personal care and material science sectors. Discover how this move will enhance market offerings and customer services across the region.
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NielsenIQ report reveals tactical manoeuvres of SA consumers
Facing rising costs and relentless power cuts, 70% of South Africans feel they’re living in recession—yet many are finding creative ways to keep up with essential spending. Discover how consumers are shifting online and rethinking budgets to cope with 2023’s financial pressures in NielsenIQ’s latest insights.
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New NielsenIQ data reveals full effects of consumer inflation
Discover how nearly 60% of South Africa’s top consumer goods faced price hikes outpacing inflation, putting extra pressure on shoppers post-pandemic. See what NielsenIQ’s latest data means for retailers and brands in a changing market.
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Dry ice will be critical in the roll out of the COVID-19 vaccine
As South Africa prepares for mass COVID-19 vaccinations, dry ice has emerged as a game-changer in keeping doses safe during transit and storage. Discover why this vital resource could determine the success of vaccine distribution across the country.
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Brits increase their use of Vitamin D and boost vitamins market to £500 million
Brits are turning to Vitamin D more than ever, fueling a booming vitamins market set to reach £500 million. Discover how this surge in the “sunshine vitamin” is outshining all others and what it means for new product trends in 2021.
