Reports in English
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Dog Food&Health Trends: Habits, Usage & Attitude – Italy
4.700,00 € exc. VATThe survey analyses the habits and attitudes of dog owners, and explores topics such as dog food, health and handling.
What characteristics drive the purchase of dog food? Which channels are chosen for purchase? Who or what influences the choice of brand? What is the role of price?
To answer these questions, we have developed a research project “DOG FOOD & HEALTH TRENDS” that provides a detailed insight into the world of our dog friends, not only from a food point of view, but also from the point of view of their health and management.
The report includes more than 100 questions with analysis on the following 4 profiles:
- Dog owners who buy industrial food (in total and with insights into the owner’s age and the dog’s age)
- Owners of dogs that use household food/leftovers
- Former dog owners
- Future dog owners
Download additional information:Â Information collected and marketing implications
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Anti-social behavior on public transport Japan
Free of chargeWhich behaviours on public transport are considered anti-social in Japan
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Climate change survey
Free of chargeThis study details the findings of a multi-country market research study among the general public, aimed at raising awareness of the need for climate education and literacy programs to overcome apathy and accelerate the transition at a rate that is necessary to meet the ever-increasing urgency of climate change.
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World Confidence Index 2019
Free of chargeThe survey analyzes the perception of interviewees’ family economic situation on an international level (with 22 countries involved) and the countermeasures implemented to cope with the difficult period, such as the fear of losing one’s job and difficulty making ends meet.
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How consumer willingness to pay will drive innovation in healthcare
Free of chargeAdvances in the medical and pharmaceutical fields are constantly evolving, but innovations cost effort, time and, above all, money. The survey analyzes how consumers’ willingness to pay will drive innovation in healthcare. The study profiles some PERSONAS target groups with different attitudes towards medical care, innovation, and the possibility of contributing to expenses.
