Articles filed underÉtude de marché France
SIAL 2026: 12 tips for planning your visit [Guide]
By Pierre-Nicolas Schwab •
In this guide, I share 13 practical tips for planning your visit to SIAL 2026. They are based on nearly 20 years of experience attending the trade show.
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Tipping: becoming widespread when paying by card and consumer fatigue
The practice of requesting a tip when paying by card is becoming widespread. Our exclusive study reveals that consumers are increasingly fed up with this practice and that the consequences for retailers are significant.

Running Market: Analysis of Exceptional Growth
Running has become the sport of the moment. Everyone is getting into it, especially Gen Z and women. This market, once a niche one, has become highly sought after by mainstream brands as well as specialized players. In this article, we analyze this market and its evolution.

Drone Delivery: Market Status and Future Prospects
By Pierre-Nicolas Schwab •
Drone deliveries are becoming increasingly widespread, but not at the same pace in all countries. We present the latest facts and analyses on the subject and explain why they could be a game-changer for the supply chain.

Quick commerce: Market analysis and outlook
By Pierre-Nicolas Schwab •
In this article, we analyze the phenomenon of quick commerce, from its origins to its decline. We explain its weaknesses but also its future with drone delivery.

Market Research in France: The Best Data Sources
By Pierre-Nicolas Schwab •
All the best data sources for your market research in France! We put over 20 years of experience at your disposal and reveal some of the best websites for your market analyses.

Pet tech: pet owners ready to spend whatever it takes
By Pierre-Nicolas Schwab •
The Pet Tech sector — technology dedicated to companion animals — is booming. In this article, we review the market, its trends, and its latest innovations.






