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Gourmet Ice Cream and Frozen Desserts in the U.S
U.S. retail sales of gourmet, specialty and premium foods and beverages are growing at much faster rates than those of the overall food and beverage industry, surging 10.9% to $59.0 billion in 2007 and posting a compound annual growth rate of 11.1% for the 2003-2007 period. Key market drivers include  |  more...
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Nov 1, 2007       $1,000.00
Gourmet Ready-to-Eat Meals in the U.S.
U.S. retail sales of gourmet, specialty and premium foods and beverages are growing at much faster rates than those of the overall food and beverage industry, surging 10.9% to $59.0 billion in 2007 and posting a compound annual growth rate of 11.1% for the 2003-2007 period. Key market drivers include  |  more...
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Nov 1, 2007       $1,000.00
Gourmet Specialty Foods Market
A $33.7-billion business in America, gourmet and specialty foods obviously appeal to more than an epicurean minority. This Packaged Facts report provides focus chapters on four key areas: coffee/tea, cheese, confectionery, and pasta; also covered are condiments; crackers and snacks; breads, baking mixes, and cereals; rice, grains, and beans; specialty  |  more...
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Feb 1, 1996       $1,375.00
Gourmet, Specialty and Premium Foods and Beverages in the U.S., 7th Edition
U.S. retail sales of gourmet, specialty and premium foods and beverages are growing at much faster rates than those of the overall food and beverage industry, surging 10.9% to $59.0 billion in 2007 and posting a compound annual growth rate of 11.1% for the 2003-2007 period. Key market drivers  |  more...
Nov 1, 2007       $4,500.00
Hand-Held Foods: Culinary Trend Mapping Report
Convenience has been a driver of portable food innovations for centuries. Meat pies, for example, existed in pre-medieval times, one of the earliest forms of food to go. Even Romans were able to buy “fast food” on the street. So, it’s not surprise that consumers are continually seeking solutions for  |  more...
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Jan 30, 2008       $3,000.00
Health and Natural Food Store Market
This report analyzes the rapidly changing health and natural food store market, which is projected to surpass $14 billion in sales by the year 2000. Details current market size and provides projections for growth for the 5 different types of stores: health food stores, natural food stores, health food chains,  |  more...
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Feb 1, 1996       $1,375.00
Home Baking Market
This report from Packaged Facts offers a detailed overview of the $8.2 billion home baking products market. Focuses on 3 main market segments: shelf-stable baking ingredients, shelf-stable convenience baking products, and frozen and refrigerated dough products. Provides detailed sales history of the market from 1991 to 1995 and complete market  |  more...
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Jun 1, 1996       $1,375.00
Indulgence Foods: Culinary Trends Mapping Report
Who doesn’t need a little indulgence now and then? In today’s stressful world, just about everyone needs an occasional gratifying experience. We can’t always indulge our wishes for a fancy new car or the latest designer handbag, but one easy way to indulge is through food and beverage. A Starbucks  |  more...
Nov 1, 2007       $2,995.00
Ingredients Affecting Health and Wellness: Innovations and Trends to Watch in 2007
Heading into 2007, health and wellness remains the top priority for food manufacturers and consumers alike. The overall number of health messages and the nuances in the messages themselves resulting from increased scientific understanding require a more sophisticated level of comprehension today than ever before. Marketers have  |  more...
Mar 1, 2007       $2,500.00
International Market For Chilled Prepared Foods
This report from Packaged Facts estimates past and current market size and forecasts future market growth for 7 important categories: salads and precut produce, fully cooked poultry, fully cooked entrees, refrigerated pasta, refrigerated sauce, lunches/snacks, and pizza. Factors driving the market include consumers' ever-increasing awareness of health and fitness, as  |  more...
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Nov 1, 1996       $1,375.00
International Soup Market
This report from Packaged Facts describes the interaction of changing lifestyles and competing marketers in the soup market. Examines canned soups, dried soups, and broths and bouillons categories. Covers market size and growth and sales projections to 2001 for the U.S., Europe, and Japan. Profiles leading marketers and offers analysis  |  more...
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Oct 1, 1996       $1,375.00
Italian Foods in the U.S.
The Italian food market is still in recovery from the effects of low carb, but consumers are returning to their pastas and pizza, especially to products that offer the promise of good carbs. Sales for Italian food reached $11.9 billion in 2006, growing 3% over the 2005 level of $11.5  |  more...
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Apr 1, 2007       $3,000.00
Ketchup, Mustard and Mayonnaise in the U.S.
The U.S. sandwich spread market - ketchup, mustard and mayonnaise - has been stagnant from 2001 and 2005. Retail market sales for sandwich spreads in 2005 stood at $3 billion, down two percent from 2004 sales. Increasingly hectic lifestyles have translated into less time spent at home and even  |  more...
Nov 1, 2006       $1,995.00
Kid's Eating Habits in the U.S.: Trends Among Infants, Toddlers, Tweens and Teens
A majority of American youngsters have “disordered” eating habits. Their diets are long on fat, sugar, salt, and excess calories, and short on many of the key nutrients children need for optimum health now, and the avoidance of future disease. The simple solution is balancing caloric and nutrient  |  more...
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May 1, 2004       $3,000.00
Kids’ Beverages in the U.S.
This is a pivotal time for kids’ beverage marketing and product innovation. Unhealthy beverages and heavy-handed marketing to kids are under heavy fire from parents, consumer groups and the government, spurred by concerns of rampant childhood obesity. Marketers have responded with several healthier introductions since 2006, but sagging kids’ beverage  |  more...
Jan 1, 2008       $3,000.00
Kids Food and Beverage in the U.S.
Childhood obesity and nutrition is all over the news and is serving as the fuel for marketers developing products that appeal to consumers ages 3 to 11, and, of course, their gatekeepers. Since the turn-of-the-century, the dynamics of the kids’ food and beverage business have changed dramatically. For starters, there  |  more...
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Sep 1, 2006       $3,000.00
Kids' Food Market
This Packaged Facts report analyzes the $8.1 billion U.S. market for kids' cereals and breakfast foods, lunch packs, hot meals and entrees, and snacks and desserts: a market being reshaped by new marketing options, growing nutritional concerns, and the increasingly sophisticated demands of child consumers and their parents. The report  |  more...
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Oct 1, 1995       $1,375.00
Latin on the Menu: The U.S. Foodservice Market for Hispanic Foods
Hispanic food has come a long way from bean burritos and Spanish rice. Latin is the fastest-growing ethnic food category in the U.S., splitting in the last 15 years like a well-chosen growth stock into more than 30 sub-sectors of foodservice cuisine, with more brands, new product introductions and restaurant  |  more...
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Oct 1, 2006       $3,000.00
Local and Fresh Foods in the U.S.
Surveys repeatedly show that U.S. consumers believe fresh and locally grown products are tastier and healthier than their packaged/processed counterparts. High-quality perishables including fresh fruits, vegetables, and meats are in fact among the top three reasons consumers choose a primary store for food purchases, and nearly half of shoppers  |  more...
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May 1, 2007       $3,000.00
Looking at Bakeries and Baked Goods: Culinary Trend Mapping Report , September 2006
After the dark days of low-carb diets, baked goods are back. From donuts and cupcakes and other “old-fashioned” favorites to Asian, Latin and German breads and sweet specialties, Americans have rediscovered and renewed their love of all things wheat. But maybe, thanks to low-carb and an equally revived interest in  |  more...
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Oct 4, 2006       $2,995.00
Looking at Food Textures: Culinary Trend Mapping Report, December 2006
Food textures, a sensory attribute of food rarely discussed; it is an important topic for food manufacturers and restaurant operators. To sustain consumer acceptance, texture, along with flavor, aroma and appearance, has to please. There are plenty of opportunities for food producers who choose to play around with  |  more...
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Dec 1, 2006       $5,990.00
Low Glycemic Index Foods and Beverages in the U.S.
Products with low-glycemic labeling have been on store shelves around the world for about 20 years, but in the United States, it was first around 2003 that such products entered mainstream U.S. supermarkets. And even then, their presence has been minimal in the marketplace. However, most food industry experts predict  |  more...
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Dec 1, 2006       $2,500.00
Market For Packaged, Processed, And Canned Meat: $17.1 Billion Market Begins To Reverse
After several years of decline, the market for packaged and canned processed meats is starting to revive, due to the more aggressive marketing efforts of the beef industry and the growing popularity of pork products. This Packaged Facts' report analyzes the current status of this market and projects retail sales  |  more...
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Apr 1, 1995       $1,375.00
Market For Pork And Pork Products
Pork continues its ascent from commodity to value-added status, and marketers are increasingly building brand equity through heavy-duty advertising and product promotion. This trend spans the 5 categories covered in Packaged Facts' all-new study: fresh cuts, sausage, cold cuts, ham, and bacon. Find out what industry kingpins like ConAgra, Sara  |  more...
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Nov 1, 1995       $1,375.00
Market Looks: Kids’ Foods and Beverages, September 2006
MarketLooks , from MarketResearch.com, are concise 15-30 page summaries of popular full-length market research reports published by Packaged Facts. This MarketLooks report has been compiled from the following full-length study: Title: U.S. Market for Kids' Food and Beverages Published: September 2006  |  more...
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Sep 1, 2006       $499.00
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