Ipsos FIVE and FSM provide unparalleled views of the Canadian food and beverage consumption landscape, including a 360 degree look at out-of-home dinning.
Eat rates of healthy snacks have increased considerably since 2015 driven by younger Canadians. What products top our healthy snacking choices? Ipsos Canada CHATS 2018/2019 released Nov 30th reveals rankings and drivers motivating snack choices. #snacks#CHATS
While drinking rates of carbonated soft drinks continue to soften, sparkling water is on the rise motivated by better meeting hydration, health and guilt-free needs. Are CDNs shifting their beverage choices?
Multi-Occasioning (Meals & Snacks) and Mini-Mealing are growing behaviours among those under 40 yrs. What is your strategy to win with young CDNs who are growing in spending power sphere of influence? #MiniMeals
They may be #retired, but that does not mean they are ready to leave their nest. A new Ipsos poll for @HomeEquityBank shows 93% of #seniors want to stay in their current #home. Find out what's keeping them from downsizing. #retirement#realestate#money https://t.co/IfKleVEoZ0
It's cozy in the #MiddleGround. Is this a dessert, a snack, or even breakfast? Indulgent or nutritious? Convenient or elevating? Don't make me choose! https://t.co/hHfEG1ZZ9d
It's pickling time, so why not pickle some eggs! Pickled eggs make a quick snack and go well with a cold meat and cheese plate on a hot summer day. Try this simple recipe. https://t.co/7nLOCqP7Lu #welovewhatwedo@eggsmanitoba
Meet Nimbus, a 3 year-old Keeshond who is today's Ipsos Dog Days of Summer featured pet belonging to Mengling Chen of our Toronto office. Nimbus is a true performer - she can high-five, speak, sit, lay down, roll over, stand, spin, and dance! #pets
The traditional three meals a day seems to be too hard of a schedule for modern families to keep up with. We see 52% of eating happening between meals for young families. #food#beverage#business#snack https://t.co/DzHlb7GM6E
Families are a consumer group that puts a lot of scrutiny into their snack choices, but how do parents behave when the kids aren’t around? – 2018 Canadian Snacking Nation https://t.co/48LGdV8zVb
Planning helps reduce the impulsiveness of Canadians' snack purchases. These shifting norms offer opportunity to expand beyond traditional positioning initiatives. – 2018 Canadian Snacking Nation https://t.co/48LGdV8zVb
There is an opportunity to fill the convenience gap in the new era of mindful snacking. They’re a large consumer group but have personalized sets of criteria to meet. How can you help them make the right choice? – 2018 Canadian Snacking Nation
Rising conscious consumerism sees Canadians becoming more purposeful in their snack choices. Though convenience needs remain an entry point for snacking, we are less willing to settle for whatever is available . – 2018 Canadian Snacking Nation