Snacks

Mondelēz reveals taste is no longer king in snacking

Mondelēz reveals taste is no longer king in snacking

By Gill Hyslop

Consumers aren’t simply looking for something tasty. Mondelēz International’s latest report suggests they increasingly want food that entertains, comforts and gives them something worth talking about

Taste still rules, but may no longer be enough to win in the snack aisle

Taste still rules, but may no longer be enough to win in the snack aisle

By Elizabeth Crawford

New Circana data shows consumers increasingly expect functional benefits alongside flavor, driving a shift from ‘better-for-you’ to ‘nutritious and delicious’ snacks, like those showcased at Sweets & Snacks Expo by Barebells, Belle’s Gourmet Popcorn and...

Which brands could Nestlé axe next?

Which brands could Nestlé axe next?

By Teodora Lyubomirova

Nestlé wants to become a leaner business. As it weighs its priorities, could brands like Coffee Mate and Carnation become dispensable?

Is hojicha the next flavour megatrend?

Is hojicha the next flavour megatrend?

By Donna Eastlake

Is hojicha quietly positioning itself as matcha’s successor? From drinks to desserts, this green tea is gaining momentum and the industry is taking notice

Iran conflict drains the colour from snack packs

Iran conflict drains the colour from snack packs

By Gill Hyslop

Calbee’s decision to strip colour from its packaging amid naphtha shortages is an early warning that the Iran conflict is beginning to fracture the petrochemical supply chains underpinning the global food industry