Branded ingredients need equity, says analyst
The success of branded food ingredients should be measured by their ‘brand equity’, not just their market share, according to a new market insight from Frost & Sullivan.
The success of branded food ingredients should be measured by their ‘brand equity’, not just their market share, according to a new market insight from Frost & Sullivan.
Europe’s health claim assessment process kicked off with the rejection of almost 90 per cent of the first bunch. But industry must accept its shortcomings if credibility is to be the winner.
While bean-to-bar chocolate firms spear consumer demand for 'percentage cocoa content', a new chocolate maker eschews focusing on this trend, instead opting to push the 'Flavour Wheel'.