Cereals Grow by 214% as COVID-19 changes Consumer Eating Habits.
21 April 2020
The COVID-19 outbreak has led to greater demand for eat-at-home products like breakfast cereals and snack bars. Uncertainty about how long social-distancing will last has led many consumers to stock up on long-lasting cereal products like breakfast cereals, granola bars and other cereal bars.Cereal producers like Kellogs and General Mills are responding by increasing production and hiring additional workers to ensure that they can meet the rising consumer demand. The Food and Agriculture Organization has predicted that wheat production will reach near-record levels in 2020 and that this along with ample inventories will help to shield the cereal industry from damage due to the coronavirus outbreak.We have included a selection of our most popular market research on the cereals market below.
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