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“Traditionally the drivers for consumers have been a lot of innovation, a lot of health and wellness, and sustainability. These days the drivers are basically availability and convenience,” said Jorge Izquierdo, v.p. of market development for PMMI. “You buy what you can find. And you try to go to one single super market.”
ADM’s 2021 food trends were strongly influenced by behavioral and societal changes that have emerged since the beginning of the pandemic, the company said.
Unfortunately, COVID-19 cases are still surging across the U.S., making family parties risky. But a vaccine is close, and candy can get us through the final stretch.
In March 2020, when the coronavirus shutdown began, the situation looked dire for Fruition, but the Catskills-based chocolate company has found ways to cope.
Organizers for interpack are optimistic the 2021 trade show will take place in Düsseldorf, Germany Feb. 25 to March 3, but they have offered special options for exhibitors in light of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.