Australian functional beverage market soars, IBISWorld From time-poor professionals to weekend sports enthusiasts and sleep-deprived students, consumption of functional beverages in Australia is soaring,...

Home-brand margarine not popular with high-income grocery buyers Supermarket brands have made their mark in the margarine market, where they currently rank third (after traditional favourites Flora and...

Yoghurt drinks on the rise in China The drinking yoghurt market is exploding in China due to significant and sustained investment and a new demand for healthier drinks ‘on the go’, according to a new...

Milk trends and changing of Australians’ tastes, IBISWorld Trends driving milk production revenue in Australia to more than $4 billion include increasing export markets, changing palates and increased...

Frozen pies and cakes sales decline in US, but consumers willing to try new flavours Few things are more American than baseball, blue jeans and apple pie, just so long as that apple pie isn’t frozen,...

At-home get-togethers boost savoury snack consumption in the UK, Canadean Consumers’ desire for indulgence is the leading consumption motivator in the UK savory snacks market, driving over US$1.1 billion...

UK consumption of frozen yoghurt triples in three years While once a standard tub of vanilla would suffice, new research from Mintel has found things are hotting up in the freezer cabinet with frozen yoghurt...

Ingredients and mixes benefit from global boom in home baking Despite the apparently inexorable rise of convenience foods and the “cash-rich, time-poor” consumer, some parts of the world have maintained...

Brain health the ‘new frontier’ for functional food and drink, Canadean Cognitive health is set to become a key area for functional food and drinks to target, according to global market research organisation...

Milk preferences are changing in the UK, with plant-based milks growing in popularity The fortunes of traditional dairy products may be turning in the UK, with sales decreasing, while things are looking...