Before the beginning of the recession, the “green” marketplace was one of the fastest growing sectors of the US economy. Though economic factors have slowed growth in this sector, consumers remain committed to green shopping. In this report, Mintel examines the size, scope, and growth of the “green” consumer marketplace, the driving forces that will shape its future—with an eye toward expected changes sector by sector—as well as the short-term and long-term outlooks for the market as a whole.
The surge in environmental awareness that began in 2005 has transformed from a popular cultural trend into a major force for change in a range of markets. Concerns over global climate change, energy security, and health risks from toxic chemicals continue to fuel interest in “green” living, but the economy has created enormous uncertainty in this market, along with many other consumer markets
In this report, Mintel analyzes how the recession has impacted the green marketplace, with a special focus on how consumers have adapted their shopping habits to changed economic conditions. The report explores how these changed habits may impact the green marketplace as the economy begins to recover
Mintel explores the current trends and future outlook for six key sectors of the “green” consumer marketplace, including food and beverage, personal care products, building and home improvement supplies, electronics, automobiles, and restaurants and lodging
Mintel’s exclusive consumer research identifies the specific consumer groups that are most important to the green marketplace, as well as those groups that may be most responsive to targeted green marketing. Age, race, household income, and other demographic characteristics can interact in surprising ways to shape the marketplace
Mintel’s custom consumer groups zero in on the specific personality and lifestyle traits common to different types of green consumers, allowing messaging to be tailored to the concerns most relevant to each group
Before the beginning of the recession, the “green” marketplace was one of the fastest growing sectors of the US economy. Though economic factors have slowed growth in this sector, consumers remain committed to green shopping. In this report, Mintel examines the size, scope, and growth of the “green” consumer marketplace, the driving forces that will shape its future—with an eye toward expected changes sector by sector—as well as ...
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Market Size and Trends
Competitive Context
Segment Performance
Segment Performance—Food and Beverage
Segment Performance—Personal Care
Segment Performance—Building, Building Materials and Home Improvement Supplies
Segment Performance—Electronics
Segment Performance—Cars and Trucks
Segment Performance—Restaurants, Hotels and Hospitality
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Fiona is a Senior Analyst, Lifestyles and Leisure, responsible for editing research reports, writing consumer surveys and analyzing key data for Mintel Oxygen. She specializes in consumer behavior, demographics, travel and green trends, and she uses her expertise to advise clients on marketing strategies and business decisions.
Fiona began her career with Mintel in 2007 as the Manager of Custom Research, helping clients develop solutions that provide actionable and impactful results. She has extensive experience designing custom research for finance, media, shipping and retail clients.
Prior to Mintel, Fiona managed a team of analysts with Peryam & Kroll Marketing & Sensory Research Corporation where she provided insight on consumer opinions for a variety of product categories including food and beverage, personal care, and pharmaceuticals. She also has experience in secondary education where she designed curricula for a variety of scientific courses. Fiona holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology with a focus on Chemistry from Truman State University in Missouri.