New Consumer Research Reveals Widespread Demand for New Naturally Derived Sugar Alternatives

November 19, 2024 MycoTechnology, Inc.

MycoTechnology partnered with Brightfield Group to gather proprietary, AI-driven insights among a sample of US adult consumers, finding that sugar is the top item people want to reduce in their diets. However, 75% also wish there were better-tasting non-caloric options, highlighting taste as a major pain point in the current market. 

Are U.S. Consumers Drifting Away from Turkey as the Centerpiece of Thanksgiving Dinner?

November 12, 2024 CoBank

According to a new report from CoBank’s Knowledge Exchange, a downward trend in U.S. turkey supplies, coupled with changing traditions and consumer openness to other animal protein options could trigger a longer-term decline in holiday turkey sales. 

Fyffes Launch Crownless Pineapples Alongside New Consumer Research

September 25, 2024 Fyffes

For retailers, crownless pineapples present the opportunity for reducing carbon emissions significantly as more than 30% more crownless pineapples can be transported as they take up significantly less space.

SEPC Launches 4th Edition of ‘What’s New?’ Consumer Research at Southern Innovations

The unique, interactive format combines the presentation of the research results by Anne-Marie Roerink of 210 Analytics with attendees discussing findings with fellow retailers and grower/shippers throughout the session. In addition to consumers’ views of our world, retailers and grower/shippers provided their industry viewpoint, for the full 360 look at innovation in fresh produce.

Produce For Better Health Foundation Releases New Consumer Research Illuminating Key Behaviors to Close the Fruit & Vegetable Consumption Gap

The Produce for Better Health Foundation (PBH) today released its latest research report: Hacks To Habits: A Behavioral Research Study To Bolster Fruit & Vegetable Consumption. As part of PBH’s commitment to research across three platforms: food, nutrition and behavioral science; policy analyses; and consumer consumption trends, this new report reinforces the organization’s mission to improve fruit and vegetable consumption in America for better health and happiness.