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Packaged Facts and The Center for Culinary Development cordially invite you to the 57th Summer Fancy Food Show in Washington, DC July 8 – July 12, 2011 for an illuminating seminar - Coming Soon to a Shelf Near You: Restaurant-to-Retail Product Trends (SN2) Sunday, July 10
Seminar Description: Hot culinary trends trickle into the specialty food trade from restaurants (and food trucks and farmers market) of all stripes. Whether it’s the latest global flavor, a clever handheld form or a novel ingredient, restaurant chefs offer inspiration for innovation. At the same time, overarching foodservice trends indicate emerging consumer behavior and spending patterns. Consumers are eating out less and preparing more meals at home. What type of restaurant foods and experiences do consumers want to re-create? How does this affect the types of innovative products consumers want in their shopping bag or pantry? In this illuminating seminar Kara Nielsen, Trendologist at the Center for Culinary Development, and David Sprinkle, Research Director at Packaged Facts, will present an engaging overview of restaurant-to-retail product trends, including independent restaurant menu trends and up-to-the minute examples of CPG new product introductions. Get a handle on what’s going on in the foodservice sector that is creating new opportunities in specialty food development, sales and marketing. ____________ Kara Nielsen has over 17 years experience in the culinary industry. As Trendologist at the Center for Culinary Development (CCD), she conducts consumer and culinary trend research and analysis for food and beverage product development. She leads clients on culinary trend tours around the country and also produces and co-writes CCD’s bimonthly Culinary Trend Mapping Report, published by Packaged Facts. She speaks often on food trend topics at trade shows and conferences across the country. Nielsen holds a Master’s degree in Gastronomy from Boston University and a Bachelor’s in French from Northwestern University. She has managed educational food and wine programs at Copia: The American Center for Wine, Food & the Arts in Napa and Sur La Table. Nielsen spent seven years as a pastry chef in San Francisco Bay Area restaurants; she is a former board member of the San Francisco Professional Food Society. David Sprinkle is research director for Packaged Facts (Rockville, MD), a division of MarketResearch.com. He has presented at conferences such as Focus on the Future Trends & Strategy Forum, the National Confectioners Association State of the Industry Conference, and SupplySide West, as well as contributing to publications such as Gourmet Retailer, Natural Products Insider, and Progressive Grocer. His study on Premium Consumers and the New Economy: Food and Foodservice was published by Packaged Facts in 2009. Packaged Facts, with a 50-year record of providing authoritative consumer research, offers in-depth market reports, expert analysis and custom services to help business professionals make the right strategic decisions. Packaged Fact’s areas of expertise include consumer goods and retailing, foods and beverages, and demographic trends.
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