Whether it’s because they’re battling a health condition, such as diabetes, or simply watching their weight, consumers are looking to avoid sugar. Meanwhile, certain sweetener alternatives have fallen out of public favor (justifiably so, or not).
U.S. Hispanics, particularly those foreign-born and Spanish-language dominant, claim to know more about nutrition than most people, but define nutrition in terms of quality as well as quantity, according to The NPD Group.
According to a new survey in New Zealand, four out of five Generation Z youths -- those born since 1990 -- do not use any fresh ingredients in their daily evening meals.
More Americans than ever are choosing natural and/or organic foods according to the fifth annual Whole Foods Market Food Shopping Trend Tracker Survey.
The younger demographic faces a world far different from that of its parents and prior generations. This group is embracing new philosophies and expectations for its foods and beverages, be it in schools, in restaurants or in the grocery aisles.