UK Attitudes towards Household Care Packaging Consumer Report 2024
Household care sector is a needs-based market, meaning consumer engagement is likely to remain stable regardless of financial circumstances.
Household care sector is a needs-based market, meaning consumer engagement is likely to remain stable regardless of financial circumstances.
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The household care sector is a needs-based market, meaning consumer engagement is likely to remain stable regardless of financial circumstances. In the face of rising living costs, the key to sustained success lies in the household care market in prioritising value. Packaging can significantly contribute to this by, for instance, designing systems that minimise environmental waste, are safe and are easy to use by consumers.
Priortise convenience
Refill formats and refillable packaging offers brands in the homecare packaging market an opportunity to invest in convenient, cost effective and sustainable solutions. While attractive refill packaging will lure younger consumers, older consumers need encouragement to use refill formats. Sheet formats for refill products can provide added convenience features alongside improved brand’s sustainability credentials.
Improve recyclability
Consumers show positive behaviours when it comes to sustainability – particularly recycling – especially older homecare product users who actively recycle used packaging. Tackling the use of single-use plastics by substituting them with recyclable materials or adopting PCR plastics on a large scale presents a formidable challenge, requiring substantial investment. Nevertheless, the benefits of responsibly reusing plastics and preventing them from polluting the environment far outweigh the costs,
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Arpita joined Mintel in 2019 as a Global Household Analyst, writing UK Reports and global household content. Prior to joining Mintel, Arpita worked in various roles at Nielsen across a span of 13 years, working across different geographies including South Asia, Nordics and the UK.
Demand for convenient, recyclable packaging will keep rising. There’s a chance to lead by focusing on cheaper, sustainable and visually appealing refills.
Arpita Sharma
Global Household Analyst