For the past decade highly confident consumers have been much more likely to be found among 18- to 34-year-olds, no matter what the overall economic climate and despite the fact that Millennials have experienced more economic turmoil and financial hardship than their Gen-X predecessors.

Nearly three in 10 adults in the U.S. are Millennials and of legal drinking age. The sheer size of the Millennial generation, (born between 1977 and 1992), makes it a crucial demographic for the adult beverage industry.

Social media marketing strategies are an undeniable force in today's world, and retail food industry must make social platforms a part of their marketing strategy.

Veg-centric sandwich concepts take center stage with Millennial consumers according to a new study by Culinary Visions® Panel.

On average, household heads will be older, less likely to be non-Hispanic white and more likely to be women.

As consumers continue to lean toward healthier meal and snacking options, Meijer announced an expansion of its assortment of real food products through the launch of the True Goodness™ by Meijer brand.

Revamped grocery store environments and new food shopping formats prove that Millennials are having a profound impact on the food shopping landscape.

They are, in essence, the personification of the very culinary diversity that has come to define the Foodie movement.