Packaged Facts

Packaged Facts’ analysis shows that distrust of banks is rising among groups that are leading prepaid card candidates: Gen Y, lower-income adults, and unbanked/underbanked Hispanics.

Between 2000 and 2010, the number of Upscale Latino households more than doubled, growing three times faster than the number of non-Latino upscale households.

The question now facing nail care product marketers is whether do-it-yourself nail care sales will decline as women return to salons to get professional manicures and pedicures.

Packaged Facts says manufacturers and retailers must understand what matters most to consumers, and which packaging innovations deliver benefits that actually impact behavior.

With the rapid expansion of racial and ethnic minorities in the U.S. over the next ten years, ethnic health and beauty care product marketers have a fast-growing target market.

While the winds of change have whipped through consumer banking industry, Packaged Facts sees role of debit cards being repositioned, not significantly reduced.

The deliberate delivery of protein in real food and beverage products targeting Baby Boomers and seniors will become big business. The protein needs of this group are significant, yet many are just beginning to discover this fact.

While the country remains challenged by economic doldrums, chocolate can be counted on to outpace overall food market growth.

Why freshness has become so pivotal is easy to understand. Freshness signifies healthfulness and good nutrition, artisan quality and full flavor.

The twin pillars of retail banking revenue—debit interchange and overdraft fees—are under assault.