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Ask consumers if they care about sustainability. Most say yes. Ask if they'd pay more for sustainably-produced food. Most say yes. Watch what they actually buy. Price wins almost every time. This is t...
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You've been asked to commission market research. Maybe it's for a trade mission, a new product launch, or justifying next year's marketing budget. You need consumer insights, competitive intelligence,...
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Every fall, the internet fills up with lists about the next big thing in food — adaptogenic gummies, protein pancake mixes, butter-in-everything. So we trained our AI-powered synthetic personas —...
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Every second, our digital ecosystem processes an extraordinary volume of content. Six thousand tweets. Two hundred seventy-two TikTok videos. Thousands of Instagram posts flooding the networks. Daily,...
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Beef tallow is everywhere in 2026 trend forecasts. Whole Foods featured it. Food journalists are writing about it. Your social feed probably has at least three posts about golden fries and "ancestral...
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A Nation on Edge American consumers entered August 2025 with mounting anxiety, as reflected in the University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index's sharp 6% decline to 58.2, down from 61.7 in July an...
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