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Report: U.K. Consumer Attitudes Toward Bagged Snacks Since Pandemic Onset

September 22, 2021: 12:00 AM EST
Research by Lumina Intelligence has spotlighted several trends of interest to snack makers in the U.K. One third of Brits, for example, are likely to eat traditional snacks along with BFY snacks, rationalizing that they need to counter "moments of comfort and indulgence" with more permissible options. Older consumers (65+) not only shun on-pack health information the most (36 percent) and are least likely to consider health at all when buying into the category (35 percent). They are also the least adventurous when it comes to trying new flavors, unlike 35 to 44-year-olds, who are most likely to try something new. Other findings focus on frequency of eating bagged snacks, the favorite bagged snack of all, package recycling tendencies, etc.
"Lockdown snacking, healthy options and recycling: 10 charts explaining U.K. attitudes to bagged snacks", thegrocer.co.uk, September 22, 2021, © William Reed Business Media Ltd
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