Staff Reporters
Mar 13, 2013

DATA POINTS: Asia open to new products

Asia-Pacific is often described as a region addicted to ‘newness’. A recent global study by Nielsen would seem to support that description. Among the findings of the report, which assesses new product purchase intentions around the world, was that Asian consumers were the most likely to try unfamiliar products. This infographic gallery presents some of the study's other findings.

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