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Trends in Novel Versus Traditional Food Flavors: How to benefit from growing desires for intensity and comfort

Published: 2006/09

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Abstract

Overview

Introduction

Consumers' food flavor preferences are increasingly polarized between two trends: novel, striking, often ethnic flavor profiles and nostalgic traditional flavors. These are not mutually exclusive trends as consumers will migrate between the two based on varying individual need states, demographic and occasion-related factors.

Scope

  • Data covering ethnic food spending 2000-2010, broken down by country, category and cuisine type. Also top 15 flavor claims, Europe and US by category
  • Qualitative analysis of key trends in consumer flavor preferences and their relationship to wider consumer mega-trends
  • Detailed insights into factors influencing consumers' flavor choices, such as occasion, life-stage, and health/wellness
  • Action points offering practical strategies based on the trends and insights analyzed in the report

Highlights

Ethnic foods' success and growth in the US and Europe stems from consumers' desires to experiment with a widening range of unfamiliar flavors. The key determinant of which flavors will be successful is their intersection with the general mega-trends that drive consumer behaviour: in particular, authenticity, premiumization and health.

Traditional flavors are retaining their appeal based on the comfort mega-trend. Consumers seek flavors with positive, often nostalgic associations that enhance emotional wellness. This is especially true for Young Adults, for whom food is seen as a leading source of comfort from highly-stressed lifestyles.

Consumers seek healthy options but widely equate 'healthy' with 'bland', often eschewing such foods for more flavorful premium and less healthful options. European consumers view healthiness as a low priority compared to taste and pleasure. Producers must ensure that healthy reformulations do not sacrifice flavor.

Reasons to Purchase

  • Obtain exclusive data concerning ethnic food consumption and flavor claim incidence over time
  • Understand the differing motivations and occasions influencing consumers' flavor choices
  • Improve your marketing strategy by tailoring food products and flavors to the most appropriate consumer groups
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[Report]
Trends in Novel Versus Traditional Food Flavors: How to benefit from growing desires for intensity and comfort
Published: 2006/09
Published by : Datamonitor Datamonitor

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