British consumers’ attitudes to self-care are changing as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, a new survey by UK consumer healthcare industry association, the PAGB, has found.
Coronavirus Pandemic Shifting UK Consumer Attitudes To Self-Care
The coronavirus pandemic has put self-care front of mind for many UK consumers, according to a new survey by the PAGB.
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