Power of Frozen 2026: Category moves from back-up to core
The 2026 Power of Frozen in Retail report shows more consumers are adding frozen foods to meals, valuing their nutrition and waste reduction.
The 2026 Power of Frozen in Retail report shows more consumers are adding frozen foods to meals, valuing their nutrition and waste reduction.
Datassential's new research shows 53% of Gen Alpha visit quick-service restaurants weekly, with children influencing family dining choices and showing strong brand preferences.
A NielsenIQ (NIQ) report shows declining cigarette and alcohol use, with rising price sensitivity, forcing convenience retailers to rethink a model based on impulse and vices.
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"U.S. households are realigning where they shop based on affordability.”
47% of consumers hesitate to buy without free returns, reducing repeat purchases and loyalty.
45% of consumers intend to follow both events, underscoring the significant attention on one weekend.
Brands have a significant chance in Q1 to enhance loyalty and retention as AI transforms the buyer journey, according to new Attentive surveys.
Circana reports wellness shoppers are still growing, favoring simple, multi-benefit products despite economic pressure.
Overall, retail closed 2025 with 2% dollar growth and flat unit demand across all three segments.
In the U.S., acceptance of protein supplements is increasing beyond traditional bodybuilding.
New consumer data from Vibes shows text messaging has evolved from a marketing touchpoint into a direct path to purchase for millions of shoppers.
Tim Ridgely, Paytronix VP of engineering, says advances in lightweight AI and affordable hardware enable businesses to adopt advanced tools without major infrastructure costs.
Data-driven report reveals how consumer behaviors, generational preferences, and innovations are reshaping the $93.5 billion U.S. frozen food market.
Grocery visits increased in 2025 as inflation prompted consumers to prepare more meals at home.
Nearly all respondents expect rising costs due to trade policies.