Experimenting with a variety of diets and eating plans is among the latest trendy consumer behaviors aimed at healthier eating. According to the Hartman Group’s Health +Wellness 2019, half of adults have tried a new diet or eating approach in the past year, up from 40% who did so in 2017.
Young adults were the most likely to do so; that breaks out to 69% of Gen Z and 65% of Millennials versus 42% of Gen X and 34% of Baby Boomers. Health/wellness has replaced weight control as the top reaso…
Focusing on the intersection of human and planetary health, Alyson Greenhalgh-Ball is working to improve the food ecosystem.
Consumers are re-prioritizing wellness goals, seeking out healthy hydration, and pursuing new approaches to weight loss—all of which have the potential to ignite functional food and beverage sales.
An infographic on foodservice menu trends
With the advent of GLP-1 drugs, perspectives about weight management are changing. Ted Kyle hopes the food industry can make some changes, too, to better serve all consumers.
News about food industry suppliers
With up to 40,000 products in a grocery store, many consumers are on auto-pilot when deciding what products to buy.
Today’s podcast features Kelly Hensel, IFT’s senior digital editor, and John Ruff, IFT’s Chief Science and Technology Officer. This high-level discussion previews a few of the major trends that both Food Technology Magazine’s editorial team as well as IFT’s Science, Policy, and Innovation team expect to play a major role in 2021.