Market Trends: Food Flavor and Ingredient Outlook 2005

Feb 1, 2005
110 Pages - Pub ID: LA1005989
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Chapter 1 Executive Summary
  • Introduction
  • Flavor and Quality Are Key
  • Simplicity and Integrity Important
  • Flavor Will Become More Key as Technology Increases
  • As the World Shrinks, Our Food Options Expand
  • Winning Consumers One Step at a Time
  • Chefs’ Role Continues to Expand and Change
  • Taste and Flavor Still an Intangible

A Look Back and Ahead
  • Ethnic Flavors
  • Bold Flavors
  • Flavor Partners
  • Fruits
  • New Flavors for Old Favorites
  • Fresh and Authentic Flavors
  • Health and Wellness

Chapter 2 Changing Consumer Demographics and Tastes

  • Overview
    • A Note on Simmons Analysis

  • Consumers’ Goals for 2005 - Better Nutrition, Convenience, and More Variety
    • Table 2-1 Consumer Response to “As You Think About the Foods You Are Currently Eating, What Would You Like to Change About Your Eating Habits in 2005?”

  • Consumers Are Looking for Sophisticated Quality
  • Ethnic Diversity Will Affect Industry
  • Convenience Still a Key Driver
  • Health and Wellness Continues to Resonate
  • Healthy Growth in the Kids’ Market
    • Healthy and Convenient Snacks Key Market
    • Beverages Pour On Nutrition
    • Kids’ Flavor Preferences Vary

  • Young Adults Looking For Variety and Fresh Flavors
    • Freshness, Health and Convenience Are Hot Buttons
    • More Open to New Foods and Ethnic Flavors
    • Table 2-2 Propensity for “Adventure” in Eating, Expressed by Age Group

  • Aging Population Offers Challenges and Opportunities
    • Sense of Adventure Seems to Decline With Age
    • Increased Appreciation for Healthy Ingredients

  • Asians are Most Adventurous Diners
    • Table 2-3 Propensity for Adventurous Eating, Expressed by Ethnic/Racial Group

Chapter 3 Distribution Channels

  • Flavors Are Key in Competitive Restaurant Industry
    • Table 3-1 Menu Category Sales Among “Top 100” chains

  • Health a Major Driver
    • Salads Sizzling
    • Organic Is Growing
    • Fresh Look at Fruit

  • Diners Looking for More Diversity and Quality
    • Ethnic Continuing to Climb
    • Small Plates Getting Bigger

  • Key Ingredients Range from International Breads to Cheese
    • International Breads and Sandwiches
    • Cheese Spreading
    • Fresh and Spicy Flavors
    • Table 3-2 20 Fastest Growing Ingredients on Chain Menus in 2003

  • Convenience Stores - More Flavor 24/7
  • Supermarkets - Helping Accelerate Awareness of Flavor Trends
    • Natural, Organic and Upscale Markets Post Strong Growth
    • Convenience - More Dine-In Options and Value-Added Products
    • Ethnic Continues to Grow

  • Number of New Products Slows; Flavor Still Key Component
    • Nutritional, Healthy Choices Win Most Attention
    • Convenience Rules

Chapter 4 Ethnic Flavors

  • Table 4-1 Consumers’ Most Ordered Ethnic Cuisines
  • Table 4-2 Ethnic Cuisines Highlighted by Consumer Media, December 2004
  • Ethnic Flavors Traveling Throughout Food Chain
  • Authenticity Increasingly Important
  • Flavors Becoming More Important Than Country of Origin
  • Asian Cuisines - Leading The Way in 2005
    • Table 4-3 Asian Regional Recipes on Food Network

  • Asian Trends 2005: Spices/flavors, Soups, Sauces, Fresh and Healthy
    • Some Universal Spices
    • More Flavors in a Bowl
    • Adding Deeper Flavors Through Sauces
    • Fresh and Healthy are Key Ingredients

  • Indian - An Emerging Flavor Profile for 2005
  • Indian Trends 2005: Flavorful Traditions, Breads, Spices/Sauces, Snacks
    • Flavorful Traditions Catching On
    • Rising Interest in Flat Breads
    • Spices and Sauces To Watch
    • On-the-Go Foods, On Their Way

  • North African and Moroccan Flavors - Slowly Picking Up Steam
  • North African and Moroccan Flavors 2005: Spice Blends and Tagines
    • Morocco Leading the Way

  • Hispanic Food - A Booming Market
    • Convenience Foods Are Major Market
    • Latin Flavors Leading the Pack

  • Latin American Trends 2005: Grilled Meats & Sauces, Beverages, “Fast Food,” Sweets, Peruvian and Brazilian flavors
    • Grilled Meats/Sauces - Scarsdale Meets South America
    • Small Plates/”Fast Food” Continue to be Popular
    • Beverage Flavors Trickling Down
    • Sweetening the Pot
    • Peruvian and Brazilian gaining attention
    • Table 4-4 Latin/Hispanic Regional Recipes on Food Network

  • Spanish Cuisine is Hotter Than Ever
  • Spanish Trends 2005: Cured Meats, Olive Oils, Pimenton, Cheese
    • Cured Meats
    • Pimenton
    • Cheese
    • Olive Oil

  • Caribbean Flavors - A Melting Pot of Today’s Top Trends
  • Caribbean Trends 2005: Focus on Packaged Foods, Spice Blends, Condiments
    • Packaged Foods Provide More Variety, Healthy Choices
    • Caribbean Spices Growing
    • Sauces and Condiments

Chapter 5 Adding Levels of Heat and Flavor

  • Peppers - Moving Beyond the Burn
  • Chiles Are Hot, Varied and Versatile
  • Other Heat Producing Spices
  • Turmeric, Mustard, and Cumin to Grow in 2005
  • Peppercorns Add Flavor and Color
  • Spice Mixtures
    • Table 5-1: New Product Introductions: Peppers
    • Table 5-2: Food Shows Building Peppers’ Exposure
    • Table 5-3: New Product Introductions: Bold Spices and Flavors

Chapter 6 Sweet, Savory and Sour

  • Sweet Heat - From Fringe to Favored
    • Ceviche Goes Mainstream
    • Ethnic Barbecue Heats Up

  • Sweet and Savory - From Chutney to Confections
    • Chutney Gaining Attention
    • Sweets Going Savory
    • Herbs and Ice Cream - A Hot Combo

  • Vinegar, Verjus Adding A Sweet-Sour Splash
  • Cinnamon and Honey - Sweet Flavors to Watch
    • Cinnamon - Growing Strong
    • The Buzz on Honey

  • Cardamom and Coriander Slow Growth

Chapter 7 Exotic Fruits and Berries - The Stars of 2005

  • Table 7-1 New Product Introductions: Exotic Fruits and Berries
  • Citrus Offers Versatility and Variety
    • Orange - An Old Friend in New Places
    • Pomelo - A Giant Citrus with Big Possibilities
    • Several Other Emerging Citrus Varieties

  • Health + Flavor Makes Pomegranate a Winner
  • Tamarind’s Unique Flavor Spreading
  • Mango Moving Mainstream
  • Asian Flavors Poised for Growth - Yuzu, Kaffir Lime, Lychee
    • Yuzu Continues Growing in Upscale Restaurants
    • Kaffir Lime Growing Steadily
    • Lychees on the Horizon

  • Berry Berry Beneficial
  • Guarana Jumps Ahead
    • Acai Gaining Strength
    • Go Go Goji
    • Exotic Flavors May Take Some Time to Become Accepted

Chapter 8 New Flavors for Old Favorites

  • Meat - a Protein with Pizazz
    • Premium Beef and Pork Heating Up
    • Sausages Linking Trends
    • Exotic Meats Catching On

  • Just Say Cheese
    • Bold and International Flavors Lead the Way

  • Sandwiches Moving into the Spotlight
    • Grilling Adds Panache
    • Simple Sophistication
    • International Versions Growing

  • Sea Salt Rocks
    • Some Interesting Sea Salt Flavors From Around the World:

  • Vanilla Continues to Evolve

Chapter 9 Fresh and Authentic Flavors

  • Organic Continues Healthy Growth
    • Produce Leading Purchase
    • Table 9-1 Organic Shoppers Are Purchasing
    • Some Growth Categories for 2005:

  • Kosher Goes Mainstream
    • Kosher Opportunities:

  • Other “Authentic” Labels Gaining Interest
    • Power of Ethical Labels Growing
    • Local and Artisan Ingredients Appealing

  • Specialty Produce
    • Heirloom Produce Gaining Attention
    • Baby Vegetables and Micro Greens Shooting Up

  • A Fresh Look at Salads
  • Fresh Herb Flavors
    • Table 9-2 New Product Introductions: Lemon Grass, Cilantro, Ginger

Chapter 10 Wellness

  • In with the Good, Out with the Bad
  • Low Carb Fading, Low Fat Gaining
    • Table 10-1 Consumer Response to “Which of the following cuisines do you intend to eat more of in 2005?”

  • Functional Foods Move Center Stage
    • Probiotics - An Emerging Market
    • Soy Continues to Grow
      • Antioxidants Offer Variety of Opportunities

    • Renewed Interest in Fiber
      • Whole Grains Growing

    • Allergy Busters - Buckwheat and Spelt
      • Table 10-2 New Product Introductions: Grains

    • Teas - Moving From Iced to Ingredient
      • Table 10-3 New Product Introductions: Teas
      • Tea As An Ingredient

Chapter 11 Trends and Opportunities

  • Drink For Your Health
  • Adding Layers of Flavor
  • Barbecue Heats Up
  • Nostalgia, Getting Back to Basics
  • Healthy, Convenient Foods for Children
  • Novelty Flavors and Packaging for Kids
  • More Chocolate
  • More International Small Plates and Grab-and-Go
  • Coffee, Tea and
  • Sweetening the Sugar Pot
  • Convenient Fruit Options
  • Breakfast Breaks Out
  • Health and Wellness Will Take Root
  • Energy Everything
  • The Jack Pot

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