One thing is apparent in the chocolate category: people still like to snack. Mintel, in its 2016 Chocolate Confectionery study, showed $17 million in sales that year and a projected 19% growth in sales through 2020.
STAMFORD, Conn. — Private-label products have come a long way the past few years. What used to be associated as simply generic and low-priced, these items are now sought out by consumers daily. In fact, 61%
Chips have long been a favorite snack for Americans, but they may be starting to lose their edge. A recent study from Nielsen has found that sales of meat snacks, like jerky and convenience-packaged dry sausage
Convenience stores, where consumers buy fuel, tobacco and alcohol, are becoming more of a destination for food — providing private brands an opportunity to play a key role.
“Convenience stores are changing,” said Stephen Young, vice president of strategic business