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Comax Flavors introduces the 2021 Flavor Trends divided into four distinct flavor collections. Immunity Boost focuses on consumers’ quest for functional foods and beverages while Breakfast Basics addresses consumers’ interest in breakfast at home or on the go. Home Baker taps into rediscovering baking and cooking at home while Chicken Soars spotlights consumers’ appetite for chicken and plant-based chicken alternatives.
An increase in demand for convenient food products and the trend for greater taste, safety and consistency are also major factors driving the global frozen bakery products market.
The rise in number of high-end bakery shops has created a fast-growing segment catering to consumers demanding best-in-class patisserie goods and varied products from across the world.
The global market for specialty frozen bakery has witnessed continued demand during the last few years, and is projected to reach $3,434 million by 2022 with CAGR of 4.45% in terms of value and is projected to reach 209,530 tons with CAGR of 3.46% in terms of volume, according to a Cooked Research Report (CRR), published by Market Research Future, Woburn, Mass.
Marcus Lemonis, star of CNBC's The Profit and chairman and CEO of Camping World and Good Sam Enterprises, acquired Little Miss Muffin, a Chicago-based commercial baker and co-packer of baked goods.
From muffins and pizza dough to mini tarts and pastries, the retail baked goods category experiences an uptick in fun and innovative product offerings.