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39% of Asia Pacific consumers plan to spend money on discretionary items in 2013, up from 37% in 2012
Are North Americans Ready to Spend?
Asia Pacific consumers shop for fresh seafood an average of 2.1 times per week
Inflationary Heat Isn’t Spoiling Fresh Foods
Asia Pacific consumers shop for fresh meat and poultry an average of 2.6 times per week
Inflationary Heat Isn’t Spoiling Fresh Foods
Asia Pacific consumers shop for fresh fruits and vegetables an average of 3.9 times per week
Inflationary Heat Isn’t Spoiling Fresh Foods
43% of online Asia Pacific consumers are willing to pay premium prices for new products, compared to the global average of 39%
New Products Have Mass Appeal Among Latin Americans | Nielsen Wire
59% of online Asia Pacific consumers like when manufacturers offer new products, compared to the global average of 63%
New Products Have Mass Appeal Among Latin Americans | Nielsen Wire
Growth in markets such as China, Asia Pacific, Latin America, Eastern Europe, the Middle East and Africa is forecasted to reach 8% in 2012
2012 LCD TV Forecast Lowered to 216M Units
52% of consumers in the Asia Pacific region currently own a smartphone, or plan to purchase a device in the next year
Nielsen | Turning Digital: The Asian Media Landscape
40% of online consumers in the Asia Pacific region view online product reviews
Nielsen | Turning Digital: The Asian Media Landscape
60% of U.S. consumers inform friends about sales or special offers via Facebook, similar to Asia-Pacific but higher than the 45% for European consumers
Retailers on Facebook should offer deals, not news
Asian-Pacific consumers are more likely (40%) to interact with a brand on Facebook if it provides offers, sales or discounts, compared with 35% of U.S. and 21% of European consumers
Retailers on Facebook should offer deals, not news