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Refrigerated and frozen foods are enjoying some well-deserved momentum. However, it would be a mistake for retailers and manufacturers to sit back and savor the moment.
Collaborative partnerships between parties can propel strategies that get the job done. The growth of store brands proves that such commitments drive sales and loyalty over the long term.
The latest Total Consumer Report from Nielsen, Chicago, shows that fresh categories within the United States are driving nearly 49% of all dollar growth across the fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) brick-and-mortar landscape.
The National Frozen & Refrigerated Foods Convention brings together top companies from every segment of the refrigerated and frozen foods industry to connect, network, share and learn.
2020 marks Refrigerated & Frozen Foods’ 30-year anniversary. Editor-in-chief Marina Mayer outlines what’s to come, both in print and online, to help celebrate.
The Processors to Watch cover story profiles 4-5 cold food or beverage processors that exemplify food safety, environmental initiatives, plant expansions, new product development, packaging optimization and more.
When brands are better able to predict what new products will interest shoppers and where to place these innovations in store, they have the data to power a more efficient supply chain from warehouse to checkout.
As blockchain projects evolve beyond proof-of-concept trials to real-world applications, the industry is just beginning to scratch the surface of the technology’s potential.
Cold chain infrastructure has played an important role in driving the frozen foods market, as it helps to transport products at both the domestic and international levels.
The global frozen food market valued at $219.87 billion in 2018, and is projected to grow at a CAGR of 5.14% during the forecast period, reaching $282.50 billion by 2023, according to research presented by MarketsandMarkets, New York.
A “working” convention that connects nearly 1,300 top executives for the purpose of conducting one-on-one business meetings with their trading partners. The convention allows attendees to meet with dozens of companies of their choosing in just a few days. Call 717-657-8601 or visit www.NFRAConvention.org for more information. Registration opens in March 2020.
