Specialty Food Magazine

Spring 2016

Specialty Food Magazine is the leading publication for retailers, manufacturers and foodservice professionals in the specialty food trade. It provides news, trends and business-building insights that help readers keep their businesses competitive.

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NEW ORGANIC VANILLA WAFERS F R E S H F R O M Also offered in Chocolate & Meyer Lemon 800.264.2278 • www.jm-foods.com Summer Fancy Food Show Booth 4120 Summer Fancy Food Show Booth 4643 Stevens notes millennials' attitude toward health is a motivator for new f lavors. "Marie's launched a Mango Chardonnay and Blueberry Pomegranate vinaigrette back in January in order to appeal to mil- lennials who are moving away from creamier dressings to dressings with a better-for-you and cleaner ingredient panel," she says. Healthful and Premium According to Stevens, although the majority of shoppers are still purchasing their "mainstay" ranch and blue cheese dressings, there are some companies entering the category with premium products and better-for-you offerings. Standouts for Stevens include: Hampton Creek 's Just Ranch line that uses a pea protein instead of eggs; Tru Table's protein- enriched dressings; Ken's Steakhouse, which recently launched a Lite Apple Cider Vinaigrette; Bragg's organic dressings; and Opa from Lighthouse Foods, which sells refrigerated Greek yogurt-based Consumers ages 45 and up are more likely than younger shoppers to use salad dressings on salad, but younger consumers are using dressings as dips and toppings. Dressings with citrus notes, and fresh ingredients, like Tru Table Orange Citrus & Black Chia Seed Dressing, are trending with consumers. SPRING 2016 57

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