Circana: Nearly half of consumers snack three or more times a day
The report underscores the role of innovation in driving sustained growth within the highly competitive snack market.
The report underscores the role of innovation in driving sustained growth within the highly competitive snack market.
As inflation and economic pressures persist, more consumers opt for private-label products.
“Our natural and organic shopper study reflects opportunities for brands and retailers to build increased shopper trust, loyalty, and sales,” said Kathy Risch, SVP, Thought Leadership and Shopper Insights, Acosta Group.
Changing consumer habits are shaping the global market landscape, with an increasing willingness to explore private label products according to a new NielsenIQ report.
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Beyond shifting consumer behaviors, retailers are grappling with rising operational costs due to supply chain disruptions, transportation expenses, and labor shortages.
The rapid rise in online consumer spending is outpacing growth in the media and entertainment sector.
The findings indicate that pharmacy-based screenings could effectively expand outreach efforts to those in need.
With digital transactions becoming the preferred method for most consumers, retailers that fail to modernize risk falling behind, says KPMG in a new report.
“Younger shoppers, particularly Millennials and Gen Z, are driving significant shifts in the produce industry.”
Technology is revolutionizing wellness, making health management more personalized, accessible, and data-driven than ever before.
What started as a cost-saving alternative has now become a competitive force, with private labels earning consumer trust through quality, innovation, and differentiation.
Despite increased consumer interest, confusion remains regarding the difference between “natural” and “organic” products.
62% of consumers say better product information would reduce item returns.
Each year, consumers buy billions of beauty products, medications, and food in small plastic packages that are hard to recycle.
Shoppers are reshaping retail in 2025 due to shifting loyalty, rising DTC preferences, and growing skepticism toward AI.