- by Daniel Granderson
- July 22 2020
- beverage trends
- beverages
- ecommerce
- food and beverage
- food retail
- online grocery shopping
Food and Beverage E-Commerce Sales Growing Rapidly but Still Small
Online sales of foods and beverages are forecast to increase 32% per year through 2023.
- by Daniel Granderson
- March 15 2019
- Amazon
- beverage
- beverage trends
- coffee
- ecommerce
The Expanding Role of Online and e-Grocers in the U.S. Beverage Market
Beverages accounted for 13% of total online grocery sales in 2018.
- by Daniel Granderson
- July 9 2018
- beverage trends
- coffee
- food and beverage
- office coffee
Cold Brew Coffee: Consumer Demand Heating Up
Iced coffee beverages broaden the coffee playing field, satisfying refreshment-based consumer needs by carrying the beverage well beyond its morning daypart stronghold.
- by Daniel Granderson
- December 18 2017
- beverage trends
- culinary trends
- food trends
- prepared foods
Prepared Foods, Packaged Facts, and Predictions for 2018
Forecasting the next big food & beverage trends is never easy, but “Prepared Foods” magazine recently released predictions for 2018, including insights from Packaged Facts.
- by Daniel Granderson
- March 22 2017
- beverage trends
- beverages
- clean labels
- coffee
- dairy
- dairy-free
- food and beverage
- Non-GMO food and beverage
- office coffee
- single-cup coffee
- tea
Clean Label Gives Coffee Creamers a Boost
Whereas not long ago product development in the coffee creamers realm centered on new flavor varieties, leading marketers are now aggressively responding to consumers’ desire for clean label products. Part of the goal is to attract new customers by alleviating concerns about ingredients.
- by dgranderson@marketresearch.com
- February 19 2016
- tea
- beverage trends
- food and beverage
Tea blends trends to create a growth cocktail
Feb. 19 - This blog is based on the report Foodservice Tea Market Trends in the U.S. Save 10% at checkout with the code PFSAVE10.
A bright future
Given current industry momentum and tea’s pivotal role in helping limited-service players grow lunch and afternoon sales, we believe tea sales growth rates will trend slightly upward over the next few years, growing 5.1% in 2016 and 5.3% in 2017.
Recent developments buoy our forecast, including Starbucks’ leveraging of the Teavana brand to grow i...
