Seniors’ Foods and Eating Habits 2014
Language:
Japanese
Product Code No:
C56107100
Issued In:
2014/05
#of Pages:
288
Publication Cycle:
Biannual
Format:
PDF
Geographic Coverage:
Japan
Industry:
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Coverage: (Product/service)
Needs of foods and eating habits for seniors
Research Target:
the senoirs
Research Content:
I Key Points of This Report
- Health Status and Needs of the Seniors -> More than 60% are attending hospitals)
- Meals the Seniors Demands the Most -> The most demanded are such meals that contain moderate amount of salt
- The Stores that the Seniors Want to Do Shopping -> The factors such as quality and safety are on the upper ranks
- Cooking Methods that the Seniors Demand -> Places importance on cooking at home
- Needs for Dining Outside -> Average cost for dining with alcohol is 3,300 yen
- Needs for Meal Delivery Services -> The top reason for using the service is that cooking has become troublesome
- Needs for Ready-to-Eat Foods/Meals -> Ready-to-eat dishes matches the time-saving needs
- Meal Solutions for the Seniors -> Business Opportunity lies in moderate amount of salts
- How to Aquire Information on Foods that the Seniors Want -> Internet became close to 50% of the means to get the information on foods that the seniors want
II Total Analysis on Needs of Foods that Seniors Want
- Tendency of Foods Habits by Age -> As people get older, they like to eat at home rather than to dine outside
- Tendency of Needs of Foodsby Gender -> Women search recipes through websites
- Tendency of Foods Habits by Household (Family Structure) -> Single-person household often use convenience stores
- Tendency of Foods Habits by Annual Household Income -> Households with higher income tend to set more values on safety
- Tendency of Foods Habits by Disease -> Healthy seniors tend to detest the labor of cooking
III Analysis of Comparison between Healthy Seniors and Patients of Lifestyle-Related Disease
IV Analysis of Comparison by Age, Gender, Households, Annual Household Income
V Environment surrounding Seniors
- The percentage of the population aged 65 or older is regarded to reach 30.3% by 2025
- Continue increasing are the amount of insurance benefit and the numbe of people certified as long-term care need
- Mortality statistics by cause of death shows that lifestyle-related diseases occupy the upper ranking
- The seniors are trying to prevent metabollic syndrome by excercises
- Numbers of hospitals and average of days spent in hospitals have been decreasing year by year
- Increasing is the paid nursing homes for the elderly. The residents of such paid nursing homes are the seniors with sufficient funding
- While the number of senior citizen household is increasing, the average number of members of ordinary households is decreasing
- While the number of pensioners is increasing, the amount of pension to receive is decreasing
- Average lifespan of the Japanese people is the top class in the world