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Survey Finds Solid Majority Of Consumers Would Pay More For Healthier Snacks

July 22, 2021: 12:00 AM EST
A survey of 270 U.S. consumers found that more than 85 percent would be willing to pay more for a healthier product in a post-pandemic world. The study, commissioned by Reno, Nevada-based Mary's Gone Crackers, a marketer of organic, gluten-free, and plant-based crackers.  Asked what they associated with a healthy snack, organic, plant-based, low sugar, and protein-rich were the top contenders. Fifty-nine percent reported that they have set out to improve or change their diet in the post-pandemic era. And 14 percent said that intermittent fasting has become a popular form of dieting. 
"Quality Matters: Mary's Gone Crackers Consumer Survey Reveals Around 85 Percent Of Consumers Are Willing to Pay More for Healthier Products", PR Newswire, July 22, 2021, © Cision US Inc
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