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TrendSights Analysis: Out-Of-Home - Driving engagement outside of the home environmentSpeak directly to the analyst to clarify any post sales queries you may have.
Summary
As consumers spend more time outside the home, dependency on products that can satisfy their needs away from this environment is growing. Motivations for out-of-home occasions meet a range of need states, from convenience through to indulgence, creating opportunities for brands to target consumers in new locations that better fit in with shifting demand in this space.
"TrendSights Analysis: Out-Of-Home", outlines how brands can drive engagement with products and services outside of the home environment.
Scope
- Generation Z and Millennials are more likely to use out-of-home services on a regular basis compared with older age cohorts.
- Convenience, indulgence, and desire for experiences are key factors driving out-of-home consumer engagement.
- 31% of consumers globally say they eat dinner at a café/restaurant once a week or more.
Reasons to Buy
- Identify different routes through which brands can address demand for out-of-home products and services through service offerings, marketing claims, and packaging.
- Understand what motivates consumers to seek out products and services outside of the home.
- Compare the relevance of the Out-Of-Home trend in each industry across the FMCG space, and learn what the key opportunities are.
- Identify the innovation implications of the trend for your sector.
Table of Contents
Table of Contents1. Introduction
2. What?
3. Why?
4. Who?
5. How?
6. What next?
7. Appendix
Companies Mentioned
A selection of companies mentioned in this report includes:
- Sushi Daily
- Zerbinati
- Mush
- Beavertown Brewery
- The Alchemist
- Seedlip
- The Coca Cola Company
- Costa Coffee
- Dalston's
- Bragg
- Salon 64
- Kerastase
- Kinesis
- Coffee & Laundry
- Pub Dog
- Sourced Market
- Starbucks
- Park Hyatt
- Sweaty Betty
- Waitrose
- T&T Supermarket
- Grind Cafe
- Becycle