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"Clean label” and “clean eating” are becoming top priorities for young adult consumers. But there is no uniform definition – among consumers or food companies – on what constitutes clean label.
Consumers are buying whole (that is, natural) foods. They also seek nutrient-dense foods that are produced sustainably. Pay attention to these three factors and you should do well.
With the start of a new year just around the corner, it would be useful to know what opportunities are looming on the horizon and beyond for cultured products category growth. Consumer decisions in food choices are complicated and multifaceted. But I have identified three category drivers you should consider.