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[WEBINAR] The Consumption Audit: Consumer Truths Behind Changing Consumption
Food & Beverage Webinar

[WEBINAR] The Consumption Audit: Consumer Truths Behind Changing Consumption

Join Ipsos for an exclusive preview of Canada CHATS 2027, our 13th annual Consumption Habits and Attitudinal Trends Report, as we audit the beliefs, behaviours, and tensions shaping food and beverage consumption today.
Consumer Behavior Survey

Three-Quarters (76%) of Americans Have Recycled Everyday, Household Items like Aluminum Cans (76%) or Plastic Bottles (72%), While Less than One-Third Recycle Electronic Items Like Single-Use (31%) or Rechargeable Batteries (26%) and Cell Phones (27%)

Nine in Ten (92%) Americans `Agree', However, That Recycling is Important for the Earth and for Future Generations
Consumer Behavior Survey

Android Reaping Significant Gain in Canadian Marketplace

Android and Apple Battling for Canadian Mobile Dominance
Consumer Behavior Survey

The Fickle Nature of the Mobile Canadian Teen

Recent Ipsos Mobil-ology Study Shows Canadian Teenagers More Eager to Change, Adapt than Adult Counterparts
Consumer Behavior Survey

Four in Ten (36%) Canadians `Not Aware' Exploitive Child Labour Used to Make Products for Western Markets

Two in Three (68%) Canadians Willing to Spend an Average of 16% More to Ensure Products are Free of Child Labour
Consumer Behavior Survey

Men and Women Differ When It Comes to Investment Motivations: Women Most Influenced by Life Events (28%), Men Swayed by Progress Towards Future Needs (27%)

Investor Confidence Also a Divergent Factor Between the Sexes as More Men (61%) Believe They Are Good Investors Compared to Women (47%)
Consumer Behavior Survey

Ipsos Reid and TrojanOne Study Identifies Drivers Behind Consumer Connection to Sponsorship Properties

Canadian Cancer Society and Relay For Life named Canada's Most Valuable Property
Consumer Behavior Survey

A Vast Majority `Agree' that Small Businesses Play a Vital Role in the Canadian Economy (94%) and are Vital Job Creators (88%)

Six in Ten (61%) Would Pay More for a Product or Service in Order to Support a Small Business in Their Community
Consumer Behavior Survey

Most Canadians Not Willing to Cut the Cord On Cable

Only Two in Five (43%) of All Canadians Would Cancel Cable Before Internet; A Majority
(64%) of Canadians 16-34 Would Choose Internet Instead
Consumer Behavior Survey

Toronto Real Estate Board Report: June 2012

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