Who will win the Game of Snacks
As daypart lines blur and meal occasions become more fragmented, snacking continues to be a critical component to overall eating in Canada today. However, as consumers needs are evolving choices at snack are shifting, anointing category winners and losers in the all-important ‘Game of Snacks’.
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Fastest Growing Categories at Snack |
Fastest Declining Categories at Snack |
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Cheese |
Chocolate |
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Salsa Dips |
Candy |
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Potato Chips |
Gum |
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Frozen Novelties |
Yogurt |
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Protein/Meal Replacement Bars |
Cookies |
Source: Ipsos' FIVE — All Venues
Measure: Per Capita Consumption Rates 2017 vs. 2016; Ranked by Change Rate
Data Period: R'12M Ending June 2017
Beverages also continue to grow in size and importance within the snacking share of stomach, creating an opportunity to grow drinking rates either as a stand-alone snack option or within a food and beverage paired offer.
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Fastest Growing Beverage |
Fastest Declining Beverage |
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Filtered Tap Water |
Fruit Juice |
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Bottled Water |
Tea |
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Wine |
Milk |
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Latte |
Hot Chocolate |
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Sparkling Water |
Milk Alternatives |
Source: Ipsos' FIVE — All Venues
Measure: Per Capita Consumption Rates 2017 vs. 2016; Ranked by Change Rate
Data Period: R'12M Ending June 2017