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Well Intentioned

... AS AN EXCUSE TO GET OUT OF THINGS THEY DON’T WANT TO DO. MOST Ys (59%) AND TRENDSETTERS (64%) AGREE THAT SOCIETY HAS BECOME TOO OBSESSED WITH NUTRITION AND DIET. SPENDING ON WELLNESS Ys are most likely to splurge on healthy food and drinks, followed by fitness apparel and shoes. Men are more likely than women to say they splurge on wellness. Although they know wellness spending has benefits, Ys often feel guilty about it, particularly when it comes to spa treatments and spirituality classes and ...

Well Rounded

... mindset is among Ys. Wellness is not a passing fad for this generation but a way of life that will actively persist. With the media’s amped up coverage of health topics in recent years, they are armed with knowledge that is difficult to ignore; while they know soda is unequivocally unhealthy, they also know that they can still enjoy it in moderation as a treat, and can also offset its consequences with exercise. This wellness attunement isn’t only highlighting the importance of fitness and nutrition ...

Future Of Food & Beverage

... Innovations in food & beverage that are redefining the future of mealtime, healthy eating, and how food is developed and consumed. The future of the food and beverage sector centers around maximizing the benefits of sustenance, whether that involves providing optimal nutrition while saving a consumer’s time or adding in adaptogens that enhance a product’s health benefits. Additionally, the process around how food is developed, manufactured, and finally consumed is evolving, whether it's ...

High Society

... -enhancing, functional foods that offer additional benefits on top of basic nourishment. Ys witnessed the birth of internet-based diet culture, with its subsequent spread of different modalities of nutrition, from raw veganism and fruitarianism to paleo and ketogenic diets, proliferating a seemingly endless amount of information on the latest fads and crazes via social media. This has left this cohort deeply interested in diet and nutrition, creating an enormous whitespace for brands to develop products ...

Betterment Marketing Tips

... categories can follow these brands' lead. ShopRite and RJWBarnabas In an effort to educate children on the importance of diet and nutrition, ShopRite and RJWBarnabas have collaborated on a wellness education program that takes place right in the grocery store. The program has been launched in more than 140 locations across six different east coast states. Children and their families come to ShopRite to experience an in-store scavenger hunt, cooking classes, and other activities, picking up important ...

Influencer Marketing Tips

... MMW Series 003 launch (wherein Nike teamed up with designer Matthew Williams to launch a high-end collection of design-forward performance wear) the brand organized an entire retreat in Aspen for a bunch of its Master Trainers, as well as for lifestyle influencers like Caroline Daur. The event included outdoor training programs, a nutrition regimen, and plenty of recovery activities—all photographed and dispensed via the social media presence of those in attendance. Through this activation ...

Health Hackers

... measure the results of their efforts. A host of sleep, fitness, and nutrition trackers are continuously scanning and gathering data, providing users with customized reports. When they seek a more human approach, on-call health services come to the rescue. A growing number of apps allow Ys to summon nutritionists, therapists, and life coaches as needed to respond to their queries both digitally and in person. The ability to get answers immediately through apps feeds young consumers’ need for instant ...

Global Food & Beverage Trends

... heavily on an emphasis of “self”—they want products and services that are tailored specifically to them as individuals, not hawked to the general public (see Personal Best). DNA is being utilized for the utmost level of customization in healthcare, personal care and beauty, and increasingly, in food. Many DNA services offer a nutrition component, telling consumers what foods they should and should not eat, offering recipes and meal plans, and even delivering the food in some cases. Seven in 10 ...