Consumers appear to be happy at home — cooking and creating culinary adventures with sauces and marinades, but manufacturers face the challenge of finding the right formula for success and blending on-trend flavor with convenience and health.
Last year was when confectionery makers finally took the clean label message to heart. They gave artificial ingredients the boot and focused on simple, less processed ingredients.
Market researcher Mintel Group Ltd., Chicago, covered the breakfast foods market with two extensive reports last summer, a “Frozen Breakfast Foods-US” study last July; and a “Hot and Cold Cereal-US” report in August.
New varieties include Salted Dark Chocolate & Nuts, Honey Pecan Baklava, Dark Chocolate Cashew Chia, and Peanut Hemp Crunch
March 10, 2016
Kashi Co.’s new GOLEAN Plant Powered Bars offer a unique combination of nutritious ingredients for consumers who seek out plant-based foods to fuel their performance without soy or gluten.
Even though consumers always will have to shop for groceries, the channels in which they visit continually change, and supermarkets now are feeling the pressures of these changes.
New snack is made without any artificial flavors, colors, cholesterol, partially hydrogenated oils or high fructose corn syrup
March 10, 2016
The brand starts with real ingredients (like wheat, potato and rice), combines them with flavors (like garlic, spinach and sweet potato) and bakes each piece thin and crispy without any artificial flavors, colors, cholesterol, partially hydrogenated oils or high fructose corn syrup.