“Conagra’s Strategic Shift: Balancing Tradition and Trend to Boost Frozen Food Sales Amid Changing Consumer Preferences”

Conagra ranks as the third-largest frozen foods producer in North America, with Connolly highlighting that single-serve meals constitute the largest segment of this market. The company has generated renewed interest by collaborating with popular brands such as Frontera and P.F. Chang’s, but it must also retain its older customer base while laying the groundwork for … Read more

Navigating the GMO Debate: Dairy Industry’s Challenge in Rebuilding Consumer Trust Amidst Rising Non-GMO Trends

The Non-GMO Project asserts that retailers offering products with its seal of approval are experiencing “the fastest dollar growth trend in their stores this year,” with annual sales surpassing $19.2 billion. Consequently, it’s not surprising that food companies producing dairy products are eager to join this trend. However, some of these companies also claim to … Read more

“Unlocking the Potential of Older Consumers: Catering to the Evolving Preferences of Baby Boomers in the Food and Beverage Market”

Baby boomers and other older consumers, who have fond memories of cereals, soups, and sodas from their youth, present an increasingly valuable market for food and beverage companies, despite often being overlooked. While millennials are capturing much of the attention from food manufacturers with their demand for healthier and more natural options, older shoppers possess … Read more

“Consumer Demand for Non-GMO Products: The Rise of Health-Conscious Snacking and the Impact on Major Brands”

The standard crackers, which are made from whole grain wheat, oil, and salt, represent a straightforward item in Mondelez’s product range that appeals to consumers seeking healthier snack options. This focus on simplicity and health aligns with the brand’s leadership in achieving non-GMO verification. Given the limited availability of non-GMO ingredients, it’s likely that consumers … Read more

“Harnessing Algae: The Future of Sustainable and Nutritious Protein Alternatives”

With increasing consumer awareness regarding the health and environmental impacts of animal-derived proteins, the quest for sustainable and flavorful alternatives is intensifying — and the most promising solutions may very well be green. Companies in the food, beverage, and nutritional supplement sectors are swiftly embracing plant-based options that can not only match but often surpass … Read more

“Shifting Towards Health: The Rise of Low-Sugar and Natural Alternatives in Food and Beverage Choices”

Health trends are steering consumers towards healthier food and beverage options that are lower in sugar and free from artificial sweeteners. Campaigns like the recent “month without sugar” and state soda taxes are keeping the focus on sugar reduction for consumers. Although the Food and Drug Administration initially mandated food manufacturers to report the grams … Read more

“Balancing Nutrient Intake: The Importance of Cautious Calcium Citrate Consumption with Fizinc Bisglycinate and Iron Supplements”

Fizinc bisglycinate contains 9 mg of elemental zinc, while ferrous gluconate is used to provide iron. Additionally, ferric pyrophosphate is incorporated along with vitamin C. It is important to note that excessive consumption of calcium citrate may lead to diarrhea. Therefore, when incorporating these supplements, one should be cautious about the dosage of calcium citrate … Read more

“Pea Protein: The Rising Star in Plant-Based Nutrition Amidst Alternatives from Algae and Insects”

Alternative proteins derived from algae and insects are gaining attention, but until they become more affordable and appealing, many manufacturers are encouraging us to consider pea protein. Sourced from dried and ground yellow split peas, pea protein is increasingly found in a variety of products, including sports supplements, smoothies, protein bars, meat substitutes, and even … Read more