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Health benefit reputation is overwhelmingly the number-one reason shoppers buy high-antioxidant and high-omega food and beverage products. Visit the blog of leading market research firm Packaged Facts (www.packagedfacts.blogspot.com) to read more.

Improved concessions and higher-end foodservice programs are designed to transform the guest experience—and transform major venues into food destinations in the process.

Food trends such as the blurring of meals and snacks, an emphasis on portion control, and increasingly informal, spur-of-the-moment, and customized eating all favor the food bar market.

In the New Normal of economic moderation, pet industry players must walk a line between promotional pricing and product premiumization.

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Packaged Facts sees tremendous growth potential for antioxidant product marketers over the next ten years.

Food and beverage sales at amusement parks are big business, whether the parks are large or small; national, regional or local; sedate or thrilling; and driven by teens, families, or a combination of both.

There’s no question pet owners, like virtually all Americans, tempered their spending during the recession. But the steady shift into the higher-priced pet specialty channel makes it clear the upper end of the market is alive and well.

While the U.S. economic recovery remains fragile, there is much for the restaurant industry to celebrate

The competitive landscape and consumer trends are transforming the where, how, and what of coffee drinking in the workplace.