New Strategies for offering
Convenience in Food - targeting new occasions, best practice, and new solutions
is a detailed insight report highlighting numerous profitable opportunities
that are available in the convenience market. A vast number of consumers feel
increasingly time-scarce; while an aging population seeking lifestyle enablers
is leading to huge demands for convenience food that need to be met. The change
in consumer lifestyles, including skipping meals and increased eating on the
go, means that retailers and manufacturers need to keep up to date with salient
issues that are affecting consumer eating habits. The report identifies the key
drivers of convenience food as well as available opportunities and solutions
for meeting consumer demands.
Key
Findings
- Consumers are feeling increasingly time-scarce, and whether this feeling is real or perceived, it is driving the need for convenient products.
- The convenience market is widespread with elements appealing to all age groups: children have full schedules with many activities to fit in one day; working consumers are faced with longer hours and shorter breaks, hence their need for time-saving products; and retired consumers seek convenient, easy-to-use products in order to enable their independence.
- Many factors contribute to how convenient a product actually is, manufacturers must ensure that they consider where their product will retail, how their packaging aids storage, consumption and shelf-appeal, the preparation required prior to consumption, and any additional functional benefits to the consumer.
- The drivers to convenience are market wide. One example is increased stress levels causing consumers to seek out time-saving products and those that allow them escapism.
Synopsis
New Strategies for offering
Convenience in Food - targeting new occasions, best practice, and new solutions
highlights key consumer groups that offer both new and ongoing opportunities
for development. It identifies and dispels myths surrounding time scarcity and
which consumers demand convenience whilst outlining how to effectively position
differentiated products to target consumer needs. Important consumption
motivations and changes in consumer behavior are analyzed and recommendations
for manufacturers and retailers are drawn from this, identifying profitable
markets and areas for innovation.
Get
access to:
- Analysis of how the convenience trend is changing the behavior of four key age groups: the youth population (0-15), young professionals (16-34), mature professionals (35-54), and older consumers (55 and over).
- Analysis of emerging consumer trends including meal time fragmentation and rising stress levels and exactly how these are affecting the convenience market; in addition the report outlines products that have successfully capitalized on existing trends and the trends that are available for manufacturers to target with innovation in the future.
- Unique insights into market data and the implications of this to manufacturers and retailers operating in the convenience market; for instance how the number of consumers delaying responsibilities, such as marriage and children, until later in life affects the required positioning of many convenience products.
Reasons
to Buy
- Consumer analysis and case studies provide insight into the convenience market and clear opportunities for new product developments are explored.
- Publisher's unique consumer data, developed from extensive consumption surveys and consumer group tracking, quantifies the influence of 20 consumption motivations across the market and focuses in on those specific to consumers' need for convenience, hence granting a thorough understanding of consumer behavior.
- The recommended actions and analysis throughout the report will allow manufacturers to align their research and development and marketing strategy with the stand out trends influencing consumer behavior.
Spanning
Over 70 pages, “New Strategies for offering Convenience in Food -
targeting new occasions, best practice and new solutions” report
covering the Introduction and Methodology, Elements of the trend, Key drivers
of the convenience trend, Appendix. The report covered companies are - MandS,
Amy's, Kellogg's, Emerald, Simply Potatoes, Annabel Karmel, Asda, Streamline
Foods, Robinson's, Belvita, Phillips, Maggi, Nutella, Wrigley's, John West,
Batter Blaster, Smucker's, Eggology, Birds Eye, QuidCo, HappyTot
See
Table of contents & Purchase this publication at: - http://mrr.cm/ZnY
No comments:
Post a Comment