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The kids’ snacking market is coming under increased scrutiny in light of rising childhood obesity rates. Yet all kidssnack and most snack frequently - whether at home, at school, or on the go
New Nutrition Business, Sep 2008, Pages: 58
, baked snacks of several kinds and fruit drinks, and include a range of companies large and small, from Unilever’s kids’ “Brain Food” range to Healtheries rice snacks.
For any company, large or small
New Nutrition Business, Dec 2006, Pages: 77
and New Zealand that are cutting inroads into the fast-changing world of healthy meals and snacks for kids. From a close analysis of these companies’ activities and from a thorough look at the marketing
New Nutrition Business, July 2009, Pages: 42
organic and “all-natural” kids’ snacks and babyfood brands in the US and UK.
The report uses sales data, comparisons of product pricing and marketing strategies, advertising messages and claims, as well
Business Insights, April 2006, Pages: 119
, snacks, confectionery, ready meals and soft drinks to help you capture a larger share of the kids' food and drinks market and enhance your targeting strategies.
Proprietary global innovation and new
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Introduction
Micro-trends currently shaping the kids' market
'Free from', 'no added' and 'natural'
Immunity
'Brain foods'
Blood-sugar control
Dental health
Healthy snacking
Product innovation within
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as needed
Pesterers’ influence on family purchasing decisions
Kids who are used to getting what they want are more likely to influence electronics purchases…
…and purchases of snacks/takeout food/fast food
New Nutrition Business, Feb 2012
Welcome to Kids Nutrition Report (KNR), a unique international journal focused on the burgeoning worldwide kids' nutritional marketplace.
The longest-established journal on the global food
Mintel, June 2010, Pages: 93
among kids 6-11, by gender and age, November 2008-December 2009
Toaster pastries and cookies favorite sweet treats
Figure 31: Use and interest in sweet snacks among kids aged 6-11, by gender and age
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Product Range II-26
PepsiCo India Plans to Introduce Healthy Snacks Range II-26
RDA and Bottlegreen to Launch Kids Drinks II
Business Insights, Sep 2006, Pages: 114
the way manufacturers develop, produce and market their products. Increasing concerns over the link between unhealthy foods and obesity, restriction on advertising to kids and the ban on snack vending
Business Insights, Jan 2008, Pages: 133
.42: Selected healthier children’s fruit snacks
Figure 5.43: Clif Kids Organic Z Bar and Reichel Foods Dippin’ Stix
List of Tables
Table 1.1: Total snacking occasions by country, bn, Europe and the US, 2006
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of salty snacks by race/Hispanic origin - Figure 50: Incidence of consumption of specific salty snacks, by race/Hispanic origin, June 2009 - Personal usage of salty snacks by presence of kids in household
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of parental concern
Figure 9: Concern about childhood obesity for own child, by age of child, December 2008
- Kids’ Eating Habits
- Key points
- What kids eat
- Food at home: Meals and snacks
Figure 10
Business Insights, May 2003, Pages: 123
and kids 88
Figure 5.31: Hula Hoop Shoks 91
Figure 5.32: Hula Hoop XL range 93
Figure 5.33: Frito-Lay Go Snacks range 94
Figure 6.34: The importance of kids as influencers on the purchasing decision 100
Nutrition Business Journal, June 2009, Pages: 194
We present the inaugural Kid’s Nutrition Market Report. This report is a must have for any company operating in, attempting to move into or simply evaluating this category with timely and actionable
New Nutrition Business, Dec 2008, Pages: 40
that they and their kids need most, you’ll be seen as value-for-money – even if your product is sold at a premium price.
Authored by Julian Mellentin, 5 Key Trends in Kids’ Nutrition is the sought-after annual review
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obesity, but attach more responsibility with parents
Figure 7: Negative images associated with poor nutrition will accentuate parent interest in healthy or better-for-you alternatives
Figure 8: Kidssnack
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it comes to consumption
Kids have differing attitudes towards materialism than other demographics
Kids are subjected to a lot of advertising about unhealthy snack foods
Kids, especially children
