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Sales Of Snacks Are Up, But Watch The Impact Of The Delta Variant

August 13, 2021: 12:00 AM EST
Sales of low-calorie, diet, and convenience foods have started to rise as vaccinations have slowly increased, more restaurants and bars are operating at greater capacity, and workers are heading back to their offices. Sales of low calorie/reduced fat snacks are up 20 percent, drinkable yogurt for adults up 23 percent, rice and popcorn cakes up 13 percent; diet measured meals/snack bars are up 11 percent, adult nutrition drinks and fresh fruit are up 12 percent, and adult nutrition bars rose 10 percent. But market researcher Catalina advises grocers that these sales trends may reverse as offices push back opening dates and events are canceled because of the burgeoning Delta variant of COVID-19. 
Gina Acosta , "The Next Big Shopper Behavior Shift Is Here", Progressive Grocer, August 13, 2021, © EnsembleIQ
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