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Food and Drink Press Releases10 press releases. Showing 1 to 5.Healthy snackers looking to nibble their way into 2012Chicago (February 2, 2012)—We’ve made it a month into the 2012 resolution-season…and you have to wonder, who is still sticking to their New Year’s healthy eating resolution…and who has fallen off the wellness wagon? According to recent Mintel research, among healthy snackers, 44% say they tend to eat healthfully most of the time and 42% make it a point to snack on foods that are healthy. At the same time, indulgence can be part of a well-rounded lifestyle, as 39% of healthy snackers say they use less-healthy nibbles as an occasional treat. “Eating healthy snacks ... Coffee drinkers like their joe one cup at a timeChicago (January 30, 2012)—Most consumers would agree that their morning doesn’t officially start until they’ve enjoyed their first cup of joe—whether they brew at home, at work, or stop at their favorite coffeehouse. While instant, ground or whole bean coffee are the most popular choices for the at home barista, single-cup coffee still has an audience, as recent Mintel research reveals that 17% of coffee drinkers say they prefer their coffee one cup at a time. Not surprisingly, the most popular draw for single-cup coffee lovers is convenience. Seventy-nine percent of those who enjoy single-cup coffee ... Consumer demands for family midscale restaurants: health and convenienceChicago (January 25, 2012)—While the restaurant industry as a whole spent 2011 in a recessionary slump, the family midscale segment has been the most negatively impacted and the next few years aren’t expected to show an upward swing. According to a recent Mintel foodservice report, 80% of family restaurant-goers who are eating out less in general are doing so because of budgetary reasons. Due to this and other challenges, family restaurant sales are expected to decline by 7% over the next four years. “Playing the pricing game has not proved successful for family restaurants,” notes Eric Giandelone, foodservice ... Brits start the day the French way as sales of French pastries riseAs the most important meal of the day, it’s petit dejeuner not breakfast for Brits, as pastries, such as Brioche and Pain au Chocolat rise in the hearts of the nation - growing at a faster pace than traditional British baked goods. Indeed, according to latest research from Mintel, Brioche sales rose a sweet 25% in 2011 - from £31 million in 2010 to a tasty £38 million in 2011. And sales of Pain au Chocolat increased a mouth-watering 14% over the same two years up from £22 million in 2010 to £25 million in 2011. Today, French pastries are consumed ... New year dieting dilemma for Brits - just 61% know what they should eat to lose weightAs 2012 begins, the excesses from the festive period fade and a new year brings with it many resolutions of healthy living and weight loss for Brits, new research from Mintel reveals that despite having the resolve, consumers may not know how to go about it. Indeed, just six in 10 (61%) UK consumers say that they know what they should and shouldn’t eat to lose weight - dropping to only 55% of men. Furthermore, over one in 10 Brits (12%) say that “I’d like to lose weight, but I don’t know how” and just 41% say that ... |



