North America Market Research
Mintel provide a range of market reports for North America, across a number of industries and sectors. Available reports can include:
"It can be said that Canadians know their way around a kitchen given that virtually all Canadians (97%) claim to have at least a minimum of basic cooking skills. Although the activity is one that most enjoy, time constraints and logistical considerations lead half the population to see the task as ...
“Wearable technology represents the next step in personal technology. Computers, smartphones and tablets have all entered the market and established themselves as ubiquitous devices owned by the vast majority of consumers. With the emergence of wearable tech, its goal is to become as valuable as ...
"Canadian moms pride themselves on being reliable (74%) and see themselves as being more successful than a ‘typical’ mom in terms of managing stress and time. Having said this, guilt looms when allowing time for themselves. Moms are reliant on other moms as a key resource contributing to their ...
"The vast majority of Canadian consumers regularly view digital ads, whether via a computer, mobile device and/or news feed. Additionally, most consumers are also exposed to digital ads on a daily basis. Although most see digital ads frequently, frustration and avoidance of such ads is prominent ...
Canadians are active social media users with the majority of consumers visiting certain platforms on a daily and weekly basis, with Facebook and YouTube driving much of the social media activity. A notable share of consumers have utilized social media to access discounts and special offers, and ...
“Not only are consumers currently feeling better about their financial situations this year, the majority of Canadians also feel that their financial goals are attainable. Even though there isn’t necessarily a Canadian version of the ‘American Dream’, there is a sense of optimism that exists ...
"The young adult demographic is a unique group of consumers who present a potentially long-term benefit for brands. They are transitioning from childhood to adulthood, while planning out their career and life goals. The opportunity for brands is to establish a relationship with these consumers ...
"As Millennials grow up, they report a good level of confidence in their ability to take care of themselves, their families and in their parenting skills. Canadian Millennials are highly optimistic about their personal opportunities, yet may lack the financial knowhow to move them forward and ...