Cocooning: Consumer and Innovation Trends

Published: March 2013

Publisher: Datamonitor

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Pages: 99

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Consumers are using their homes as a base for comfort, safety, and heightened enjoyment, as well as viewing their homes as a safe retreat. This is a pertinent enabler in promoting product usage in the home environment (reinforcing usage relevance and providing more creative usage tips).

  • Pinpoints key marketing and innovation "platforms" that can be employed to entice new product trial and shows how they relate to "on-trend" examples.
  • Uses a unique blend of consumer and innovation insight to show how consumers' desire for cocooning can be met.
  • Contains examples from across the food, non-alcoholic drinks, alcoholic drinks, personal care, household care, packaging, and retail spaces.
  • Contains exclusive segmentation using proprietary research to identify a consumer group, hardcore cocooners, allowing for more effective targeting.

Consumers are increasingly value-conscious, with 67% questioning what value means to them since the economic downturn. Visits to salons, takeaways, and restaurants are all out-of-home activities that consumers have cut back on, owing to the continued global financial crisis.

Consumers want their home to reflect themselves and 56% state that compliments about their home create feelings of pride. They are also cooking at home more, with the majority, 63%, stating that they enjoy cooking and or preparing food.

Keywords: pubs, bars, restaurants, meal deals, packaging, innovation, online, cocooning, at home, retail, off-trade, off trade, on-trade, on trade, take-home, take home, take-out, take-outs, takeaways, spa, salon, online, foodservice, alcohol, premix spirits, ready meals.

  • To what extent do global consumers seek at-home, professional-grade products across the major fast-moving consumer goods sectors, and why?
  • What is the Cocooning sub-trend? How does it impact consumers? What will it mean for core product and marketing innovation in my sector?
  • How can packaging and digital media capitalize on the sub-trend to entice consumers into consuming an out-of-home product at home?

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