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How the French view collaboration

The French and the recycling of aluminum coffee capsules – Wave 4

In December 2025, a quarter of coffee consumers used aluminum capsules (the third most popular type of coffee consumed by the French at home, behind ground coffee and coffee in flexible pods). For the fourth wave of this barometer, the Association pour le Recyclage des Capsules en Aluminium (ARCA) wanted to measure changes in capsule sorting practices once again, in order to understand the existing obstacles and levers to capsule recycling.

The relationship between transport and logistics employees and technological and environmental challenges

In the transport and logistics sector, artificial intelligence is used by almost one in two employees, but unevenly (more so among managers, young people and in the Île-de-France region) and still not widely deployed in companies. Users see it mainly as a means of increasing efficiency and productivity, with no appreciable effect on well-being or quality of life at work. Despite its rather positive image, AI raises fears above all (replacement, dehumanization, loss of autonomy), hence a strong demand for social dialogue and guarantees on employment and working conditions.

Is “Trumpism” an accident of history or an underlying trend?

Since January 20, 2025, the date of his inauguration as President of the United States, Donald Trump has dominated the international agenda. Hardly a day goes by without one of his decisions or sudden whims disrupting the course of the world.

What if the real show was around the match?

For SPORSORA, Occurrence (Ifop Group) surveyed spectators about their sporting experiences in stadiums and arenas.

The French, their bank, their expectations (wave 6)

The 6ᵉ wave of the FBF-Ifop barometer (2025) confirms the French people's attachment to a bank that is both digital and human. The hybrid model, combining online services and in-branch support, is gaining wide acceptance, while digitalization is now firmly entrenched in usage.

The political climate in Paris

In the run-up to the municipal elections, Ifop-Fiducial for Le Parisien, Sud Radio and LCI asked Parisians about the political climate in Paris.

Popularity ratings – Ifop Opinion Barometer – January 2026

For its first barometer conducted for L'Opinion, Ifop has published the results of the popularity ratings of the President of the Republic and the Prime Minister for January 2026.

Social Dialogue Barometer 2025 – Wave 8

In September and October 2025, IFOP conducted the eighth wave of the Social Dialogue Barometer on behalf of Syndex. This survey once again combines a qualitative and quantitative approach, asking staff representatives, employees and company directors about the state of industrial relations in companies in 2025.

The French view of the birth rate

An Ifop survey shows that some French people are worried about the falling birth rate, mainly because of economic and material obstacles. While family policy is a divisive issue, a majority recognize the social progress that has been made, and would like to make early childhood a national priority.

The French view of the atomic threat and France’s commitment to the Nuclear Weapons Ban Treaty

An Ifop survey reveals a clear increase in French support for modernizing the nuclear arsenal, while support for the elimination of atomic weapons and for the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty is declining. This trend is taking place against a backdrop of heightened international concern about nuclear risk.

AI and sex, from attraction to addiction… Observatory of the sexual uses of AI

At a time when ChatGPT is preparing to authorize explicit conversations for its 800 million weekly users, Ifop has carried out an extensive survey for Gleeden, providing an initial overview of the sexual and emotional uses of artificial intelligence in France. Carried out among a nationally representative sample of 2,600 French people, this "Gleeden Observatory of the sexual uses of AI" highlights not only the growing number of French people having romantic and erotic relationships with artificial intelligence, but also and above all the addictive nature of these platforms: the phenomenon is not without risk of emotional dependence, according to their own users... It's true that in a context marked by an explosion in the use of AI in the daily lives of French people, they are not limiting its use to masturbatory purposes, but are integrating it into a whole range of practices - seduction strategies, management of relationships and personal vulnerabilities, sexual health... - to the point where it can take on an uncommonly large role in their intimate lives..