Price, size, and consumer audience led to failure of Keurig Kold, Euromonitor analyst says
Keurig Green Mountain has discontinued Keurig Kold, an in-home soft drinks machine because it “failed to deliver on consumer expectations,” the company said.
Archives for June 9, 2016
Rainbow Goldfish logo strives to spread smiles for all families during LGBT Pride month
Goldfish crackers, a long-time family favorite, likely will catch many consumers hook, line and sinker this month with the release on select packages of a new multi-colored fish logo that recalls the rainbow LGBT flag.
Soup-to-Nuts Podcast
Soup-to-Nuts Podcast: Strategies for growing sales of plant-based products
When many mainstream consumers think of plant-based alternatives to animal products they think of non-dairy milks – and for good reason: it is one of the fastest growing sub-categories and a key driver in the growth of the overall plant-based segment.
More water and less fizzy drinks lead to ‘unprecedented calorie reduction’ in US diet, market study says
As US bottled water consumption increased, “trillions of calories from [the] American diet” were cut, a new study by the Beverage Marketing Corporation has found. But is there still space for other soft beverages?
DiMario ‘snack sticks’ continue Italian legacy of a Chicago family’s hobby
More meat snacks are coming to the market, but Chicago-based DiMario Foods believes the founding-family’s meat-curing tradition is a rare find on store-shelves, and it’s a quirk that can win the hearts of consumers, especially families.