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Mintel Data Suggests Key Trends Shaping The Future Of Food And Drink

Summary by Bakers Journal
Mintel’s new report, “The future of flavours 2025”, is based on data from the United States that highlights emerging trends driving the food and drink industry. The recently released study notes that consumers are more eager than ever to explore new tastes while still also indulging on familiar favourites. They encourage brands to introduce bold, globally inspired tastes. International flavours are rising with 34 per cent of Australian consumers…
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Mintel Data Suggests Key Trends Shaping The Future Of Food And Drink

Mintel’s new report, “The future of flavours 2025”, is based on data from the United States that highlights emerging trends driving the food and drink industry. The recently released study notes that consumers are more eager than ever to explore new tastes while still also indulging on familiar favourites. They encourage brands to introduce bold, globally inspired tastes. International flavours are rising with 34 per cent of Australian consumers…

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Bakers Journal broke the news in on Thursday, March 27, 2025.
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