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Market Trends: Hispanic-Americans and Food

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Description TOC
Chapter 1: Executive Summary
  • National Origins of U.S. Hispanic Population
  • Smaller Markets Growing, Too
  • Fewer Foreign-Born Hispanics Projected
  • Purchasing Power
  • Food-Buying Habits
  • Playing into Consumer Buying Patterns
  • The Four "Fs"
  • Family
  • Freshness
  • Flavor
  • Friendliness
  • Acculturation Affects Food Choices
  • Importance of Pricing
  • What They Eat
  • Hispanic Food Consumption Patterns Vary by Region
  • Frozen out?
  • Food Marketer Response
  • Authentic vs. Adapted
  • From Mainstream to Authentic
  • New Life From New Markets
  • New Flavors for New Markets
  • Smaller Can Be Better
  • Promotional Efforts
  • Up Close and Personal
  • Staying in Touch
  • Retailer Response
  • Best Practices for Courting Ethnic Consumers
  • Retailer-Driven Strategies
  • Speaking the Language

Chapter 2: Hispanic Population

  • Population Growth
  • Table 2-1: U.S. Population Break-down, By Race, As of July 1, 2001
  • National Origins of U.S. Hispanic Population
  • Figure 2-1: National Origins of U.S. Hispanic Population
  • Regional Distribution of U.S. Hispanic Population
  • Figure 2-2: Regional Distribution of U.S. Hispanic Population
  • Urban Markets Predominate
  • Table 2-2: Metropolitan Areas with Largest Hispanic Populations, 2000
  • Smaller Markets Growing, Too
  • Table 2-3: Second-Tier Metropolitan Areas in the South and Midwest with Relatively Large Hispanic Populations, 2000
  • Hispanic Neighborhoods Remain Popular
  • Fewer Foreign-Born Hispanics Projected
  • The Hispanic Market
  • Purchasing Power
  • Table 2-4: Growth in Annual Expenditures of Consumer Units: Hispanic vs. non-Hispanic, 1995-1999

Chapter 3: Hispanic Eating/Shopping Patterns, Behaviors

  • Table 3-1: Estimated Annual Expenditures for Food and Beverages by Hispanic Consumer Units, 2000
  • Playing into Consumer Buying Patterns
  • The Four "Fs"
  • Family
  • Freshness
  • Flavor
  • Friendliness
  • Acculturation Affects Food Choices
  • Importance of Pricing
  • Hispanic Food Consumption Patterns Vary by Region

Chapter 4: Hispanic Eating Patterns

  • What They Eat
  • Figure 4-1: Percentage of Households Using Mexican Foods/Ingredients, by Racial/Ethnic Origin
  • Figure 4-2: Use of Mexican Foods by Census Region
  • Regional Differences Within United States
  • Figure 4-3: Most Used Mexican Product Categories by Census Region
  • Organic Opportunities
  • Table 4-1: Purchase Index Rankings of Organic Shoppers, Based on Racial or Ethnic Background
  • Table 4-2: Attitude Towards Purchasing Organics Index, Based on Racial or Ethnic Background
  • Frozen Out?
  • Table 4-3(a): Frozen Food Purchasing Index, White/African-American/Hispanic Families
  • Table 4-3(b): Frozen Food Purchasing Index, White/African-American/Hispanic Families
  • Food Expenditures Vary by National Origin
  • Hispanic Food and Flavoring Preferences
  • Table 4-5: Hispanic Food and Flavoring Preferences based on Area of Origin
  • Saying "Si"  to Soy

Chapter 5: How Food Marketers Are Targeting Hispanics

  • Hispanic Buying Patterns
  • National Origins of U.S. Hispanic Population
  • Authentic vs. Adapted
  • Pleasing All of the People All of the Time
  • From Mainstream to Authentic
  • ...And Back
  • Recognizing Organic Potential
  • Children— A Growing Opportunity
  • New Life From New Markets
  • New Flavors for New Markets
  • Smaller Can Be Better
  • Importance of Branding
  • Table 5-1: Hispanics Most Likely to Buy Hispanic Brands
  • Promotional Efforts
  • Breaking New Ground
  • Up Close and Personal
  • Staying in Touch
  • Learning from Others'  Experience

Chapter 6: How Food Retailers Are Targeting Hispanics

  • Another Look at the Market
  • Table 6-1: Where Hispanics Shop for Groceries
  • Best Practices for Courting Ethnic Consumers
  • Figure 6-1: Hispanic Shoppers'  Top Criteria for Deciding Where to Shop
  • Table 6-2: Top Five Factors Shoppers Consider
  • Sampling is Key
  • Retailer-Driven Strategies
  • Speaking the Language
  • Making it Work
  • Nash Finch (Avanza stores)
  • Carnival Food Stores (Minyard Food Stores)
  • Albertson' s
  • Gigante
  • Fiesta Mart
  • Marsh Supermarkets
  • Ethnic Store-Within-a-Store
  • Lowes Food Stores
  • Baking Up Profits from Hispanic Products
  • Neighborhood by Neighborhood
  • Wal-Mart
  • Kmart
  • The Online Channel
  • MexicanGrocer.com
  • Hard-to-Find Items Through MexGrocer.com
  • An Ethnic Foods Portal

Chapter 7: Trends & Opportunities

  • Growing Market
  • Establishing Authenticity
  • Meeting Flavor Requirements
  • Retailer Opportunities
  • Marketing Requirements
  • Crossover Appeal

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