Signal Consumers trust pharmacies with health data more than supermarkets or product companies
Summary
PwC finds that consumers are more willing to share detailed health data with their pharmacy than with supermarkets or everyday product companies. Pharmacies top the ranking of trusted recipients at 36 percent, while retail and consumer goods players sit around 20 percent. From this, PwC infers that pharmacy-led retail may have a stronger role in guided health services. That role applies only where the relevant jurisdiction permits it. The finding supports the report's view that permission, rather than capability, is the key constraint on retail's health ambitions.
Classification
Main topicTech·Digital Policy
Region menusGlobal
Occurrencescope:global
Impactscope:global
Time horizon0-3 years (2026-07-26)
Published2026-06
Last updated2026-09-30 12:56 KST
Evidence 2
- Voice of the Consumer 2026: The rise of everyday health PwC page=18;section=What does this mean for your sector? / Consumer markets (CPG): Omnichannel retail 2026-06 accessed 2026-07-26
- Voice of the Consumer 2026: The rise of everyday health PwC page=18;section=What does this mean for your sector? / Consumer markets (CPG): Omnichannel retail 2026-06 accessed 2026-07-26
Part of trends 0
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Directly linked issues 1
- IssuePermission, not capability, is the binding constraint on guided health retail2 trends · 2 signals
Relation types: direct_urgent
Public id: fm-6e1ac6252a6a
