Home meal replacement study

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Majority of the average American family, 97%, serve home meal replacements at least one night during the week according to a study conducted by USA Chicago, a marketing firm. Only 3% responded by saying such alternatives to home-cooked meals are used up to six times per week. Most families prefer restaurants for home meal replacement on weekends while consumers buy home meal replacements during work weeks at takeout food, bakeries, local food markets and chain stores. Meanwhile, over 90% prefer home-cooked meal replacements on Fridays. Most consumers consider their choices on quality as prime factor over price, service selection, convenience, selection and nutrition.

Prepared Perishable Foods, Perishable Prepared Food Manufacturing, Convenience foods

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Study on teend grocery shopping

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Teen Grocery Shopping study has shown teenagers have a major impact on shopping for groceries with an average of $58 per teen household per week. The research into family purchases, which exceeded $50 million annually, was commissioned by Channel One Network. The study discovered that teen households ring up annual grocery store buys of $100 billion, with almost $20 billion directly influenced by teens. Another $32 billion of the purchases is indirectly influenced by teens, consumed by the teen and other household members.

Grocery Stores, Supermarkets and Other Grocery (except Convenience) Stores, Capital funds & cash flow

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Soft drinks reshaping American diets

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NPD Group's 12th Annual Report on Eating Patterns in America said carbonated soft drinks are the fastest growing food/beverage category served at home and restaurants in the 1990s. The average American consumed soft drinks on 83 different occasions during 1990. The number grew by 19 more drinks to amount 102 glasses of soft drinks, an increase said to be four times more than that of any other food or beverage item.

Canned & Bottled Soft Drinks, Soft Drink Manufacturing, Market information - general, Soft drinks

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