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March 11, 2021 - In this post, submitted by InsightsNow—a company that uses human psychology and behavior in product innovation—a Concept Testing Solution was applied in a case study with Tofurky. The approach assists companies in designing successful new clean label...
New products will be introduced in Kroger's Simple Truth brand line in 2018 that meet consumer trends. These products fall into the beverage, snacking and non-animal category, and include Simple Truth Organic® sports drinks, Simple Truth Organic sparkling coconut...
The Clean Label movement is not new in that for decades consumers have taken a growing interest in what should and shouldn’t be in their food. However, consumers themselves have changed as they have become more informed on health, environmental and social issues....
Driving value in developed markets is becoming increasingly difficult, and innovating to accommodate evolving consumer preferences has become of paramount importance for food industry players. Many strands have grown from the ever-expanding consumer wish-list,...
"Organic and Non-GMO Markets" was presented at the 2016 Clean Label Conference, by Scott Shander, MSc, Economist, Mercaris. Abstract: Interest in non-GMO and organic foods by consumers and marketers grows steadily. The OTA reports US sales of organic products reached...
April 1, 2014 - Clean labels may be “tipping to the mainstream;” so predicted Leslie Skarra, CEO, at Merlin Development, Inc. The trend in the U.S. is small, but growing and “snowballing” in the UK and Europe. Baby Boomers have been driving the expansion with...
Processed and formulated food products that seem unprocessed and unformulated are of interest to both consumers and manufacturers around the globe, thus providing the link between clean labels, global consumers & food manufacturers. Many discussions of the clean...
According to IGD, a UK-based food and grocery research group, at the end of 2011, the Chinese grocery market was worth £ 607 billion (about US$ 940 billion), but now overtakes the U.S. Market at £ 572 billion (about US$ 886 billion). Between 2011 and 2015, the US...
