Consumers are becoming less interested in following specific diets and more concerned about clean-label attributes that make them feel healthy and energetic, according to The Hartman Group. Despite more than half of U.S. consumers having tried a diet in the past three months, just 3% of consumers identify with a specific plan.
Source: foodbusinessnews.net
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