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Special Edition: Generational snacking
While snacks appeal to consumers of all ages, the generations differ in needs, wants and desires. The world's population is rapidly aging. In 2040, 31% of the global population will be aged 50 or older, according to Euromonitor International. While products targeting aging consumers are still niche, more attention is being paid to this demographic. Increasing interest in healthier snacking leans towards fulfilling the needs of this cohort, as does the fact that boundaries are blurring between supplements and snacks with functional benefits. Snacking smart can provide a two-in-one solution: snacking for enjoyment while supporting health. We breakdown the demands of all the ages, from Generation Alpha to Baby Boomers. | |
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Ozempic makes an impact on the gut health trends for 2024 Prebiotic dietary fibre maker Comet believes that offering an Ozempic alternative, bringing Gen Zers onboard, giving woman a bigger focus and driving home the value of a product are the most robust opportunities for microbiome-enhancing snacks in the year ahead... Read To snack or not to snack to get a good nightâs slumber? Sleep Foundation research reveals 93% of US adults have an after-dinner snack at least once a week. Obviously aimed at finding ways to improve sleep quality, the Foundationâs latest survey results also offers a wealth of opportunities for functional bakery and snacks producers... Read |
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