20 Opportunities to Reinvent Traditional Foods, 2020 Market Report - ResearchAndMarkets.com

DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The "20 Opportunities to Reinvent Traditional Foods" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.

Most of the success stories in the business of food and health are about people taking a traditional food or ingredient and reinventing it.

Reinventing can mean adapting a food into a product format that is new and more interesting and convenient than the traditional form, such as turning kale into chips or cauliflower into pizza or almonds into a drink.

Or it can mean taking a simple traditional food from a market where it's an everyday food to a market where it is new and different, as happened with Greek yoghurt and Icelandic skyr.

Companies often ask how it is that some little-known traditional foods emerge, develop a health halo, and become a hit with consumers.

What is it that makes them succeed? How can you forecast the next hit food? How can you lead and help create the next new thing?

To help companies answer these questions, in this report the author has:

• Created a checklist of the important steps in reinventing a traditional food that you can use to breathe new life into your NPD and hopefully your strategy.
• Identified 20 traditional foods with the potential to be reinvented. For each one, the author shows what consumer trends it connects to, look at its nutrient profile and evaluate it on versatility and texture. The author also sets out which categories are good matches for each one - from dairy to beverages to breakfast cereal.

Whether you are a small company looking for an opportunity or a big company looking for a platform for new product development, this report is for you.

Key Topics Covered:

• A blueprint for successful reinvention
• 20 opportunities to reinvent traditional foods
• Swede
• Thandai (also known as shardai)
• Salep (also spelled salhep or sahlab)
• Kakadu plum
• Rosehip
• Lingonberry
• Buttermilk
• Jamun
• Kokum
• Jaggery
• Aam Panna
• Muntries
• Millet
• Fish snacks
• Pichuberry
• Mileram
• Aronia berries (Chokeberries)
• Cornelian cherry
• Kvass
• Ryazhenka

Companies Mentioned

• Albertsons-Safeway
• American Kale Association
• American Pichuberry Association
• Amki Superfoods
• Arctic Super Foods
• Aronia Original
• Artfood
• Biolinie
• Biopont
• Biotiful
• Blue Diamond
• Board
• Br
• California Almond Board
• Caulipower
• Chobani
• Coca Cola
• CVS
• Dr Oetker
• EarthLiving
• Ekstrms
• Fazer
• Fleurieu Milk Company
• Growers Garden
• Haas Avocado Marketing Board
• Hector Beverages
• Indian National Medicinal Plant
• Jokk
• Kakadu Plum Co
• Kate's Real Butter Milk
• Kevita
• Kroger
• Krfez
• Lifeway
• Mash Direct
• Meggle
• Mlekara Ku
• MOR
• Muller
• Nutri-herbs
• Outback Pride
• Paper Boat
• Peak
• Ratambark
• Sabra
• Sant
• Schuman Cheese
• Sea Chips
• Sequioa Capital
• Siggi's
• Sprouts
• Target
• The Swede Academy
• Veggies Made Great
• Vegolutionary Foods
• Whisps
• Whole Foods Market
• WK Kellogg
• Zelene Doline
• Zu-kay
• Z bregov

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