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Snacking Consumption Habits - Brazil - January 2019
Overview

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Executive Summary

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Snacking Consumption Habits - Brazil - January 2019
Market

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Snacking Consumption Habits - Brazil - January 2019
Consumer

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The Consumer – What You Need to Know
Snacks Consumption
Snacks Consumption Occasions
Behaviors toward Snacks
Snack Attributes according to Situations
Opinions toward Snacks
Interest in Snacks

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Snacking Consumption Habits - Brazil - January 2019
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Who’s Innovating?
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Snacking Consumption Habits - Brazil - January 2019
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What you need to know

The snack market has the challenge of balancing the limitations imposed by the government – the reduction of substances such as salt, sugar, and fat – and the consumer’s demand for tasty products.

The scenario is challenging, but it opens space for innovations in terms of applying technologies to formulate new products and using new ingredients. In addition, there are opportunities to educate consumers and improve their understanding of the nutritional properties and health benefits (both physical and emotional) provided by snacks.

Definition

This Report explores snacking consumption habits with the objective of understanding food and drinks’ aspects connected to this occasion. Snacks are any product consumers eat between meals or as a meal replacement.

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