Market Data and Analysis

Quantifying natural products industry investment activity during 2020 reveals few easily deciphered story lines as connections between cause and effect are not always obvious.

Plant-based, sustainability and online shopping trends are here to stay post-pandemic.

By 2030, cultivated meat can be cost-competitive and massively reduce the climate impact of meat production.

Supermarkets see milk, butter and packaged cheese sales still surging even as COVID-19 restrictions ease.

A new report organizes pandemic-related consumer shopping trends into three categories based on their projected longevity.

People may have shifted their purchases online as COVID-19 grew, but they’re not shifting their values much as the pandemic goes into its second year. Here's where we stand as we near the one-year anniversary of lock downs.

Category is a "pandemic powerhouse," says The Power of Frozen report from AFFI and FMI.

Emerging data indicates retailers will struggle to hold on to many online shoppers as experience fails to meet expectations.

What natural products industry categories thrived in 2020? And which ones suffered as the pandemic wore on? SPINS retail sales data paints the picture.

If there's no one-size-fits-all diet, it may be because many consumers say they identify with more than one. This could provide brands with multiple points of entry for messaging and product development.