Food & Beverage Market Reports

Packaged Facts is your trusted source for market research on the food and beverage industry. Reports provide key industry trends, market projections, and in-depth analysis for the markets you compete in. Our analysts work closely with food and beverage industry leaders to provide accurate market assessments while personally researching the retail milieu to offer keen insights into consumer and retail trends.

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The U. S. Health and Natural Foods Market This fully updated Packaged Facts study analyzes the trends and factors influencing sales in the $11.2 billion health and natural food market. The report covers six product categories: packaged groceries, bulk groceries,  |  more... Buy by the section | Search inside this report	Jun 1, 1998	$2,062.50
U.S. Market for Vitamins, Supplements, and Minerals A complete update of a popular Packaged Facts bestseller, this study examines the current market for vitamins, supplements, and minerals profiling leading mass market and health food suppliers, sizing up new product introductions, and tabulating market size and growth. Projecting year-by-year dollar sales through 2002, this  |  more... Buy by the section | Search inside this report	Nov 1, 1998	$2,062.50
The U.S. Candy and Gum Market With candy market sales at an all-time high, this report from Packaged Facts dissects the $23.5-billion market for chocolate candy, hard candy, soft candy, mints and gum, covering both the mass-market and gourmet levels. Market size, growth and composition are tabulated, with sales projections through 2004. Competition at the retail  |  more... Buy by the section | Search inside this report	Jun 1, 2000	$2,062.50
The Candy Market This Packaged Facts report on the candy market lists and discusses new product introductions, and the wide range of marketing efforts to support them. The report breaks out sales by retail channel and provides sales forecasts, with  |  more... Buy by the section | Search inside this report	Aug 1, 1998	$2,062.50
The U.S. Market for Herbal Supplements This report from Packaged Facts covers the fast-growing herbal supplements market, including the latest trends in retail dynamics, new product introductions, market size and growth, and comprehensive profiles of today's major competitors and innovative players. Packed with up-to-the-minute facts through 1998 and forecasts through 2003, this study also  |  more... Buy by the section | Search inside this report	Jun 1, 1999	$2,062.50
The U.S. Breakfast Market: Cereals Breakfast cereals are a mature, yet exciting market. Worth $9.8 billion at retail in 2000, cereals have rallied in the past couple of years, after slumping during much of the 1990s. This new Packaged Facts report studies such powerful sales drivers as the expanding range of FDA-allowed health  |  more... Buy by the section | Search inside this report	Jan 1, 2001	$2,062.00
Kids' Licensed Foods & Beverages in the U.S. Since the licensed appearance of Mickey Mouse on a Post Toasties cereal box in 1925, the marketing of kids’ foods has never been quite the same. This is another pivotal time for kids’ food and beverage licensing as marketing to kids is under heavy fire from parents, consumer groups and  |  more... Search inside this report	Sep 1, 2007	$1,995.00
Pet Travel and Convenience Products Pet Travel and Convenience Trends , an all-new Packaged Facts report, surveys innovative pet convenience and travel products of all kinds, examining both the products themselves and what’s driving their popularity, providing case histories illustrating key trends in product development and marketing. It also charts travel trends among U.S. pet owners,  |  more... Buy by the section | Search inside this report	May 1, 2007	$1,995.00
Antioxidants in Food & Beverages, Supplements, Cosmetics and Toiletries Antioxidants have been around forever, but the attention they are generating now make them seem as if they just burst onto the health and wellness scene. These substances occur naturally in a vast number of foods and botanicals, and they are also used in a soaring number of processed  |  more...	Jun 1, 2007	$1,995.00
Revolution in Dayparts: Lunch in the Foodservice Market The biggest midday-market news for foodservice establishments is that lunch has become the incredible shrinking daypart: the American lunch “hour” has shrunk to 25 minutes, and many workers eat lunch on the run or at their desks. Going out for a lengthy sit-down lunch at noon is becoming so  |  more...	Feb 1, 2007	$1,995.00
No- and Low-Lactose Food and Beverages in the U.S. Lactose intolerance, real or perceived, is perhaps the best-known food sensitivity in the United States. It is estimated that a whopping 70% of the world’s population has a genetically controlled limited ability to digest lactose. Should these people avoid dairy foods? No. Should they eliminate lactose consumption? Probably not. Total  |  more...	Jul 1, 2006	$1,995.00
Revolution in Dayparts: Breakfast in the Foodservice Market Many Americans love breakfast and say it’s their favorite meal: the only repast of the day that has its own distinctive menu items, characterized by lots of proteins and carbohydrates, some fruits and juices, and hardly any vegetables other than the potato. Competition in the  |  more... Search inside this report	Dec 1, 2006	$1,995.00
Sandwiches in the U.S.: Foodservice and Retail Market and Trends What’s new in sandwiches? The question is valid because no food item - not pizza, not steak, spaghetti, ice cream, you name it - so clearly and closely mirrors the national psyche as do sandwiches. Whatever Americans can think of eventually winds up between two slices of bread… or inside  |  more...	Dec 1, 2006	$1,995.00
Pickles, Relishes and Olives in the U.S. Despite the trend toward eating fresh foods, Americans are rediscovering the health benefits of traditional pickled foods. Fermented vegetables such as pickles, sauerkraut, and relishes are considered probiotic, meaning they help restore beneficial bacteria to the body, which is of special interest to consumers looking to improve their digestive, cardiovascular,  |  more...	Nov 1, 2006	$1,995.00
Vinegar and Cooking Wine/Sherry in the U.S. This all new Packaged Facts report focuses on the U.S. market for vinegar and cooking sherry/wine. After three years of sluggish growth, the larger market for vinegar has declined slightly by 1.9% in 2005, indicating maturity and the need for innovation and excitement to spur sales. The branded  |  more...	Aug 1, 2006	$1,995.00
Spices and Seasonings in the U.S. If variety is the spice of life, then Americans are increasingly making spice the variety of their cooking. Retail sales of spices and seasonings in the U.S. stood at $2.9 billion in 2005, an increase of 1.3% from 2004. Growth can to a large extent be attributed to a change  |  more... Search inside this report	Aug 1, 2006	$1,995.00
Salad Dressings in the U.S. Five a day is the rallying cry of nutritionists nationwide - and that five (referring to servings of fruits and vegetables) can certainly include a salad. That’s what salad dressing marketers are banking on, as the national obsession with weight loss and health and wellness seems to drive consumer food  |  more... Buy by the section | Search inside this report	Aug 1, 2006	$1,995.00
Olive Oil in the U.S. Olive oil has a long history of medicinal, magical, and even fiduciary purpose. The Greek poet Homer referred to it as “liquid gold.” Today’s olive oils still retain some of their historical mystique with clinically proven health benefits, exotic flavor infusions, and a variety of applications. Many believe that this  |  more... Search inside this report	Jun 1, 2006	$1,995.00
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
Bread Products in the U.S. In 2005, marketers and consumers both bid farewell to low carb diets and new bread products flooded the market, emphasizing healthier whole grains. This study of the U.S. bread market gives readers insight into this dramatic shift which has moved the bread market needle. According to the all new  |  more... Buy by the section | Search inside this report	Jun 1, 2006	$1,995.00
Gourmet Chocolate in the U.S. The gourmet chocolate market is an upscale market, but should no longer be considered exclusive. Consumers have better-educated taste buds and an increasing appetite for gourmet and premium chocolate product. This appetite is being fed through myriad retail outlets beyond the boutique, from mass, such as drugstore  |  more... Buy by the section | Search inside this report	May 1, 2006	$1,995.00
Organic on the Menu: Healthy Eating Trends In Foodservice In the last ten years, demand for organic foods has doubled, and is expected to more than double again in the next few years, increasing from just under $11 billion in 2004 to more than $30 billion by 2007. While organics represent only about 2 per cent of sales  |  more... Search inside this report	Apr 1, 2006	$1,995.00
Market Trends: Food Flavors and Ingredients Outlook 2006 Today’s consumers are looking for a bigger bang for their bite. Whether it’s more flavor, nutrition, or exotic ingredients or less fat or other “demonized” ingredients, there’s no doubt that consumers are increasingly demanding food options that meet a variety of needs. And, as today’s fast-moving trends jump from chat  |  more... Buy by the section | Search inside this report	Feb 8, 2006	$1,995.00
Market Trends: Gum and Mint The Packaged Facts report, Market Trends: The Gum and Mint Market, takes a close look at the $1.8 billion gum and mint product arena, which only saw meaningful growth in the sugarless gums in 2004 in spite of new product innovations in other functional products, extreme flavors, and product forms.  |  more... Search inside this report	Aug 1, 2005	$1,995.00
Market Trends: New Age Non-Carbonated Beverages New Age beverages are not as new as they once were but they are getting better with age, reaching sales of 3.4 billion in 2004. This all new Packaged Facts Market Trend: New Age Non-Carbonated Beverages looks at this growing market with exciting functional and intriguing emotional benefits.  |  more... Search inside this report	Aug 1, 2005	$1,995.00
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