The global agricultural robots and mechatronics market is expected to witness high growth, with a CAGR of 24.2%, over the forecast period, 2019-2024. The key factors propelling the growth of this market are shortage of labor, increasing labor cost, increasing demand for food and agriculture supply, efficiency of work, adoption of emerging technologies, and increasing research on different applications to make the human life easier with perfect end results. The key players, such as Yamaha Motor Company, GEA Group Aktiengesellschaft , De Laval Inc. and Lely, have extensive hold on the improving technology and distribution channels, which helps in the growth of the market for agricultural robots and mechatronics..

The global utility and energy analytics market is segmented by deployment mode, type, application, and region. Several deployment modes comprise of cloud, on-premise, and hybrid. By type, the market is segmented into software and services, where the software segment comprises of risk analytics, logistics analytics, smart grid analytics, asset optimization analytics, predictive analytics, and many others. The various services offered can be categorized into professional services and managed services. • Based on application, the utility and energy analytics market is segmented into meter operation, load forecasting, demand response, distribution planning, and other such applications.

In the wake of health concerns, environmental sensitives, evolving food cultures, and the occurrence of the natural and organic movement, the future of restaurants is being redefined. A fairly new proposition is emerging between the fast food and casual dining concepts that are taking the best of both worlds and responding to the entire spectrum of new dining needs. With opportunities abounding in this space, chains and start-ups are cleaning up menus, adjusting recipe configurations, enabling personalized everything, and crafting flexible and fast dining experiences in what is now called “fast-casual.” As free time flows out the window and a larger number of people start to step out of their comfort zone, the concept is looking increasingly lucrative. Consumers want speedy service, fresh, healthy and craveable food, which is driving the market at large.

The American workforce is riddled with money angst. The situation on-ground, filled with workplace woes, is rather complex. As a result, the modern workplace is witnessing a cultural shift. For too long, businesses were about making money. Now, the focus is on the people that work in these businesses and their money. Studies have demonstrated that financially stress-free workers tend to be more engaged – their mental cognition is not disrupted with thoughts of loans, retirement savings, and debts. With employees worried about their finances more than ever, financial wellness benefits are coming to the fore to guide the way just like rewards and recognition, voluntary benefits, and employee discount schemes, through the realm of personalized employee offerings. Financial wellness is finding a permanent footing in employee benefits programs because it works well not as a one-off corrective measure, but as a routine intervention.

Over centuries, chewing gum has been used as a delivery system for medication. Since the mid-19th century, chewing gums were used as a medium to deliver coffee extract and caffeine. Nicotine chewing gums were also developed later in the 19th century to curb the cravings of submarine crews, which fueled the need for functional chewing gums. Today, chewing gum is considered as one of the legitimate oral drug delivery methods globally.

There is a strong demand for rice from the North- Western countries in the region. Increasing demand for milled rice, and specialty rice are the factors driving the rice market in Europe. However, stringent regulations on arsenic levels of rice and ease in switching commodities among European consumers are the likely factors restraining the growth of the market.

The report on the European omega-3 products market (henceforth, referred to as the market studied) offers key insights into the latest developments. The report analyzes the recent opportunities, drivers, and challenges affecting the market space for omega-3 products. By product type, the market studied is segmented into functional food, dietary supplements, infant nutrition, pet food and feed, pharmaceutical, and clinical nutrition. By distribution channel, the market is segmented into grocery retailers, pharmacies, health stores, internet retailing, and other distribution channels.

The Europe construction chemicals market (henceforth, referred to as the market studied) is expected to reach a size of USD 9,117.26 million in 2019, and 11,793.97 USD million by 2024. It is also expected to witness an estimated CAGR of 5.28% during 2019-2024 (henceforth, referred to as the forecast period). Major factors driving the market studied are – growing construction industry in Germany and France, and increased adoption of innovative construction procedures. Regulations for VOC emissions are expected to majorly hinder the growth of the market studied.  Increasing focus on sustainable materials is expected to offer various opportunities for the growth of the Europe construction chemicals market over the forecast period (2019-2024).

The Europe beer market report exclusively focuses on four types of beer, namely ale, lager, stout & porter, malt, and others. The price categories of beer included in the scope of our study are economic, premium, and super-premium. Craft beers are considered in the super-premium category. The production methods used for brewing beer have been considered to differentiate the Europe beer market in terms of quantity and styles. Macro, micro, and craft are the three key breweries studies in the report, and the market estimations for these categories have been made for the period of 2018–2025. Packaging is a vital component in the alcohol industry; hence, this factor has been examined in the study across four categories, namely glass, PET bottle, metal can, and others.

Africa’s renewable energy sector experienced its strongest year in 2017, in line with the global trend. The cumulative end-year capacity of the sector expanded by 12.5% y/y to 42.7 GW, outpacing the global growth rate of 8.5% y/y, according to data provided by the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA). The driving factors in this were the increasing energy needs of the continent, its abundance of various renewable resources, global support for clean energy generation, and the decision of many African governments to invest in and/or create incentives for the development of renewables in order to ensure a stable and secure supply of electricity. The newly-added installed capacity of the sector in 2017 was 4.7 GW, representing 2.9% of the world’s total. Over the past decade, however, the renewables sector has grown at a slower rate in Africa than in the world as a whole, with capacity expanding at a CAGR of 6.7%, below the global rate of 8.4% in the 2008-2017 period. Data for 2018 showed that Africa added 3.6 GW in new installations, bringing total renewable energy capacity up to 46.3 GW, equal to 2% of the global total.