DMA Solutions Unveils 2020 Trend Predictions
DALLAS, TX - With the start of a new year—and a new decade—everyone is partaking in predicting what 2020 will bring in terms of food trends. Pulling from its expert knowledge and produce industry know-how, DMA Solutions is throwing its hat into the ring with the latest issue of its Food Trends magazine—a compilation of the company’s research across all aspects of the food space.
“We understand the complexity of the food industry and the challenge of keeping up with all the developments, which is why we are dedicated to providing this annual resource for marketers to stay ahead of the curve when strategizing on behalf of their brands,” said Dan’l Mackey Almy, President and CEO of DMA Solutions. “Based on insight from our vantage point in the food space, being able to capitalize on trends will positively inform many aspects of marketing and business decisions this year.”
Ripe with actionable insight for food industry professionals across the supply chain, the Food Trends magazine expands the narrative of food by uncovering upcoming trends happening in the field, retail stores, restaurants, and the home table.
While some trends for 2020 are an expected topic of discussion, such as the conversation around plant-based products or biodegradable straws, other trends found in the magazine may be more surprising, according to a press release. For example, the frozen food market is expected to rise 28 percent by 2023, and 51 percent of people claim they snack on fresh fruits and vegetables five or more times per week.
“The magazine not only covers statistically supported trends, but it also contains insights from various thought leaders in the industry,” said Lexi Cassidy, Managing Editor of Food Trends and Social Media Specialist at DMA Solutions. “Between interviews with various chefs, influencers, and brands, we hope this will serve as an all-encompassing resource to assist marketers in the year ahead.”
DMA Solutions’ 2020 Food Trends magazine is available now for free download here.
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