McKinsey April 8, 2021
Shaun Callaghan, Martin Lösch, Anna Pione, and Warren Teichner

Our new survey shows that a rise in consumer interest and purchasing power presents opportunities across markets, especially as consumer spending rebounds.

The concept of wellness has been around for a long time. Remember Jane Fonda workout tapes, neon legwarmers, and the “cookie diet”? These days, consumers view wellness through a much broader and more sophisticated lens, encompassing not just fitness and nutrition but also overall physical and mental health and appearance. They also have more choice in the types of products and services they buy and the way they buy them.

Wellness around the world: Consumer insights

Our latest research shows that consumers care deeply about wellness—and that their interest is growing. In a survey of roughly...

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