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The surge in celebrity endorsements of a gluten-free lifestyle, combined with growing awareness of celiac disease and gluten intolerance, has driven the Canadian gluten-free (GF) market to over $450 million in 2012.

"Gluten-Free Foods in Canada", a new report from Packaged Facts, contains comprehensive data on the Canadian market for gluten-free foods and beverages, including historical (2008–2012) and forecasted (2013–2017) retail sales data.

Foodservice Landscape in the U.S.: Chain Limited-Service Restaurants analyses the industry and consumer trends shaping the highly competitive fast food environment, focusing on quick-service, fast casual, and snack and beverage restaurant segments.

Quick-service and snack and beverage restaurant sales are back on track for moderate growth, according to Foodservice Landscape in the U.S.: Chain Limited-Service Restaurants, a new report from market research firm Packaged Facts.

Thanks to growing consumer awareness about the vulnerable state of the global environment and food supply, environmentally conscious eating is a trend destined to increase in urgency, according to “Eco-Eating Culinary Trend Mapping Report”.

The retail market for foods and beverages is undergoing some of its greatest changes since supermarkets came to the fore in the 1940s and ’50s, according to "The Future of Food Retailing: Shopper Insights and Market Opportunities."

"The Future of Food Retailing: Shopper Insights and Market Opportunities", a new report from Packaged Facts, provides in-depth analysis of trends in four key retail channels through which foods and beverages are sold.

With U.S. retail credit card portfolios on the mend and major new players emerging from a spate of deals, the market for store brand credit cards has gotten new life, according to "Private Label Credit Cards in the U.S."

This latest PF report provides market guidance on industry opportunities, with an emphasis on retail credit card program features and benefits analysis, retail card strategies and growth trends among bank and non-bank issuers, and trend spotting.

Consumer spending in the U.S. pet market will reach $62 billion in 2013, up 4.7% over 2012, according to “U.S. Pet Market Outlook 2013-2014”, a recently released study from market research firm Packaged Facts. .