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the eye supplements market in China

The eye supplements market in China: Driven by office workers and elderly

Facing the increasing elderly population and risks of eye diseases for office workers, eye supplements market in China is growing.  Statistics show, China’s elderly population will increase to 418 million in 2035, accounting for 1/4 of the total population. Cataract and glaucoma are often the most common problems of eye health in the elderly. Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is another big eyes-related issue. In China, 4 million people suffered from age-related macular degeneration in 2017.

COVID-19 impact on elderly care in China

COVID-19 impact on elderly care in China

COVID-19 and the Chinese silver economy COVID-19 impact on elderly care in China will bring about new markets and consumer concerns. Governments, institutions and private companies have already been working together to reform the Chinese elderly care industry. They have shown great resilience during the health crisis and will surely pick up speed post-pandemic. COVID-19 may threaten the elderly the most, but there is a silver lining: elderly care is getting more attention from the

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A vision-driven start-up for the Chinese elderly healthcare market: China Paradigm transcript #38 with Charles Bark from HiNounou

This transcript is based on our interview with Charles Bark, a serial entrepreneur and a key figure in the emerging Chinese elderly healthcare market. He is the founder of HiNounou. HiNounou is one of the most interesting players in the market for elderly healthcare in China. HiNounou targets those people who want to be fit and healthy but are not loyal to fitness and quit their gym resolutions in late-January. Although the Chinese market for the

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[Podcast] China Paradigm 38: How to start a dream driven elderly care business in China

China paradigm is a China business podcast sponsored by Daxue Consulting where we interview successful entrepreneurs about their businesses in China. You can access all available episodes from the China paradigm Youtube page. ACCESS THE TRANSCRIPT OF THIS EPISODE WITH ALL THE DETAILS AND USEFUL LINKS Make the new economic China Paradigm positive leverage for your business Do not hesitate to reach out our project managers at dx@daxue-consulting.com to get all answers to your questions

Elderly Care Service in China

China Market Entry Strategy – Elderly Care Service in China

Market Opportunity: Elderly Care Service in China The current Chinese demographic shift is manifesting a change in the country’s needs and demands. The country is experiencing a rapid growth of the aging population. Among the factors influencing the growth in the elderly population to include the many improvements in medicine and quality of life. Because of these, China’s average life expectancy increased from 66 to 77 years between 1985 and 2015 and is projected to

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Why will the elderly be the greatest burden of Chinese society?

It is no secret that China’s population is aging: in 2050, the Chinese elderly over 60 will make up 39% of the population compared to 15% now. Nonetheless, China has not reached the level of prosperity of its developed counterparts such as Japan or European countries and has specificities that could make this issue more complex and pressing than elsewhere. Chinese Elderly: The age pyramid turns upside down in China          

Elderly industry in China

How China Will Age? Challenges and Opportunity for the Elderly Industry in China

To know more about the Elderly Industry in China, contact us at dx@daxueconsulting.com Elderly Industry in China: Market Overview In 2015 there were nearly 200 million elderly people above 65. The elderly account for 13% of China’s population, and will be 23% by 2030 and 25% by 2050. Due to the one-child policy, Chinese families have adopted the 4-2-1 system. Chinese culture and Confucius principles of filial piety made younger generations taking care of parents

Analysis of End-user Perceptions in China – Elderly Care Service Industry

Project: Analysis of End-user Perceptions in China Description: The client is a leading French culinary institution. In order to assess the demand for high-quality food in its cafeterias in China, the client asked Daxue Consulting to individually and collectively interview elderly Chinese people in Nanjing. Output: 18 individual interviews of elderly Nanjing locals, as well as 3 focus groups in the city, analysis and strategic recommendations based on the results.

Chinese Market Entry Strategy – Elderly Care Service

Project: China Market Entry Strategy Description: The client is a leading provider of nursing homes in Europe since 1989. In order to prepare its entry in the Chinese market, the group asked Daxue Consulting to provide a benchmark of its competitors already in China, as well as an assessment of the size of the market (demand vs. supply) for high-end nursing homes in the country. Output: An extensive desk research, benchmark of competitors, mapping of supply of

The Perfume Market in China: An Opportunity among the Elderly

The Perfume Market in China It is said that the market value of the global perfume industry reached $39.4 billion in a steadily rise, which is expected to reach $45.6 billion in 2018. Jean-Luc Ansel, chairman of Valley Cosmetic, expects the global cosmetics market is expected to reach 30% in 2030. Its main drivers are from emerging market consumption capacity and the introduction of innovative products. Consumer trends in urbanization, higher consumer trends and a

Elderly Care in China

The Chinese population was estimated at 1.39 billion in July 2014, equivalent to 19.24% of the total world population. Currently, the median age in China is 35.7 years, classifying the population as young. However, this median is forecasted to increase dramatically in the coming decades as larger previous generation gets older, reaching a median age of 46.4 years old by 2045 according to the United Nations. Whereas the population of China aged 65 and over

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How Disney has been able to outperform local theme parks in China

China has the second-largest theme park market in the world after the United States, receiving 130 million visitors in 2023, a 72% year-over-year increase. As cultural entertainment and leisure travel continues to grow, theme parks in China are attracting a broader audience, including solo travelers and the elderly. Download our report on young Chinese consumers How theme parks have developed in China The development of theme parks in China can be divided into three phases: