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Popcorn Bridges the Healthy-Indulgent Snack Gap
Snacking trends continue to move toward more healthy options, but studies continue to show consumers seeking less healthy and more indulgent snacks as well. Snack options like popcorn allow consumers to choose a better-for-you option while still getting a salty or sweet treat. For example, Food Business News states, “Thirty per cent of Americans claimed to typically…
Read MoreMillennials Love Private Label Brands
In February of 2015, market intelligence agency Mintel released a report entitled “Private Label Foods: What’s Driving Purchase?” that showed brand trust, improved quality of products and product innovation as top reasons why shoppers of all ages are choosing private label brands over national brands when shopping. But what’s interesting to note is that Millennials – the generation…
Read MoreShoppers Spend More on Food After the New Year
It’s no secret that shoppers start buying more healthy food after the New Year. After all, they’ve made New Year’s Resolutions and intend to keep them – with a healthy diet being one of the most common resolutions. But a study published by PLOS ONE found that households spent about 25% more on food after the New Year…
Read MoreTop Purchased Holiday Snack: Candy
According to The NPD Group’s SnackTrack® Holidays Christmas Profile, candy is the top purchased snack during the holidays. With candy being purchased by 50% of holiday celebrants, and 22% of those purchases intended as a gift, it’s important to have the proper selection on hand during the holidays, especially chocolate!
Read MoreSnacks Replacing Meals?
Did you know the practice of eating three meals a day dates back to ancient Greece, but snacking only dates back about 100 years? Despite its late entry to the eating game, snacking has taken our world by storm and is only going to keep growing. In fact, a recent Wall Street Journal article entitled “Forget Dinner.
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