NPD watch: Green tea cereal, meat bars and bread for women
By Kacey Culliney
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Antioxidant-rich cereals, protein-packed snack bars and bread tailored to women’s nutritional needs were just some of the product innovations identified by Datamonitor Consumer during 2014.
Applied Food Sciences | 24-Feb-2021
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