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    • Gen-X Specialty Food Consumers: What They Want

      Denise Purcell | 7 Dec 2021

      Gen-X, adults ages 42-56, are driven to purchase specialty foods on impulse or to use as ingredients, according to the SFA’s Today’s Specialty Food Consumer report, 2021-2022 Edition. The annual report surveys consumers to understand the demographics, behaviors, usage occasions, and shopping habits by different generations.

      Here are highlights of some Gen-X drivers, […]

    • Millennial Specialty Food Consumers: What They Want

      Denise Purcell | 6 Dec 2021

      Millennials, adults ages 25 – 41, are driven to purchase specialty foods that support small companies around the globe and use clean, simple ingredients, according to the SFA’s Today’s Specialty Food Consumer report, 2021-2022 Edition. The annual report surveys consumers to understand the demographics, behaviors, usage occasions, and shopping habits by different […]

    • Boomer Specialty Food Consumers: What They Want

      Denise Purcell | 8 Dec 2021

      Boomers, adults ages 57 – 75, are driven to purchase specialty foods with unusual or authentic flavors, according to the SFA’s Today’s Specialty Food Consumer report, 2021-2022 Edition. The annual report surveys consumers to understand the demographics, behaviors, usage occasions, and shopping habits by different generations.

      Here are highlights of some Boomer drivers, […]

    • Retailers May Grapple With Thanksgiving Supply Shortage

      22 Oct 2021

      Five Thanksgiving-related categories have elevated and worsening out-of-stock rates, according to IRI which is tracking the availability, demand, price, and promotion of a basket of items for Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas.

      “Halloween season is shaping up nicely with the category growing in double digits, and we are recording significant out-of-stock rates on several Thanksgiving-related […]

    • Pandemic Category Sales Poised to Outlast Pandemic

      Pandemic Category Sales Poised to Outlast Pandemic

      By: Gina Acosta

       

      A year after COVID-19 paralyzed the nation, shoppers are still buying a lot of face masks, hand sanitizer and household cleaner, and demand in those categories shows no signs of easing.

      That’s the major revelation from shopper intelligence leader Catalina, which began closely tracking the impact of buying behavior at grocery […]

    • Pizza Trends That Could Make or Break Sales This Year

      Pizza has always been a fan favorite. In any given week, nearly half (44%) of American consumers eat pizza from a restaurant at least once, Technomic found, and 3 in 10 consume frozen or take-and-bake/refrigerated pizza.

      Although food trucks, customizable fast casual chains and other concepts have made the marketplace considerably more competitive in recent years, traditional pizza […]

    • Online grocery shopping quadruples since 2017

      Catherine Douglas Moran/Food Dive

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      Lauren Manning

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      March 31, 2021

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      The COVID-19 pandemic has led to a major spike in shopping online for groceries, according to a new survey of nearly 8,000 consumers from PowerReviews. More than six in 10 consumers say they shop for groceries online more now than they did pre-pandemic. Seventy-three percent of consumers have bought grocery items online […]

    • How algae’s potential could make other ingredients green with envy

      The one-celled organism can be cultivated anywhere — and with research and Big Food partnerships, it might be the next great sustainability story.

      Retrieved from Algenuity on August 06, 2020

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      Megan Poinski@meganpoinski

      PUBLISHED

      Jan. 21, 2021

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      When Mars Inc. announced in 2016 that it would remove all artificial colors from its human food products in the next five years, Leonard Lerer saw an […]