"The vegetable category remains sizable, though sales are largely driven by consumer interest in lower prices and fresher options. While consumers indicate they would like more vegetables in their diet, data shows they continue to fall short of recommendations, suggesting brands may well have to incorporate novel approaches to garner consumer interest."
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Vegetable Consumption
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28th September 2018
“Consumers are interested in increasing their intake of fruits and vegetables, and as the CDC and other agencies have opined, they certainly are falling significantly short of relatively low dietary guidelines. The question has to be whether the consumer will regard a mix-based serving of fruit and vegetables as nutritionally ...
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Modest growth, bordering on stagnation for the category
