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Innova Market Insights data shows that the most common reason why consumers choose dairy alternatives is because they see them as “natural” (35%). The recent survey also found that 32% choose dairy alternatives for digestive health. Almond- and oat-based options were the most popular among consumers.

Wegmans Coconut Milk Yogurt Alternative with Banana Fruit on The Bottom (US)
- Coconut milk yogurt alternative with banana fruit at the bottom.
- Contains...

Planton Microbiome High Protein Gut Dessert Plant-Based Yogurt Dessert with Chocolate Flavor (Poland)
- Plant-based yogurt dessert with chocolate flavor.
- Contains...

Nutribrown Rice 100% Plant-Based Prebiotic Drink: Purple Sweet Potato (Malaysia)
- Contains 10 g of prebiotics and inulin to support beneficial gut bacteria and a...

Plantstrong Oat and Almond Whole Plant-Based Milk (US)
- Oat and almond whole plant-based milk.
- Made from whole oats and almonds, this plant-based milk is...

Press Strawberry and Almond Plant-Based Oatshake (UK)
- A light, creamy plant-based shake made with oat milk, almond, and banana to support digestion and overall...

So Delicious Dairy Free Dipped Coconut Almond Coconut Milk Non-Dairy Frozen Dessert Bars (US)
- Creamy non-dairy coconut milk frozen dessert bars dipped in a chocolatey...

Fronen Pb & J Dairy Free Frozen Dessert (US)
- Dairy-free frozen dessert made with creamy peanut butter and sweet grape swirls.
- Naturally sweetened with pure...

The Bridge Bio Organic Fermented Oat Product with Coffee (Italy)
- Fermented oat product with coffee flavor.
- Gluten-free. 100% vegan. Organic....

Higher Harvest by H-E-B Plant-Based Mozzarella Cheese Shreds (US)
- Finely shredded plant-based mozzarella-style cheese.
- Good source of calcium.

The Laughing Cow Deliciously Plant-Based Almond Spread Original (Czech Republic)
- Eight individually wrapped plant-based original almond spread triangles.
- Rich...

Innova Market Insights data indicates a 5% compound annual growth in F&B launches between April 2021 and March 2026. The top packaging types were flat pouch, folded box, and bottle. More than half of launches were packed in plastic, while molded fiber packaging shows strong growth. Recyclable remained the top environmental claim, as reusable claims gain traction.

Innova Market Insights data indicates a 3% CAGR in plant-based F&B launches between 2021 and 2025. Dairy and Meat Substitutes remain the key categories, while Fruit & Vegetables showed the fastest growth (36% CAGR) during the same period. Emerging ingredients in plant-based launches include sucralose, oat flake, and vegetable fats.

According to Innova Market Insights, more than half of consumers globally are actively seeking to increase their protein intake. In recent years, F&B product launches featuring protein ingredients have risen steadily. A variety of protein types are gaining traction, including milk protein crisp, yeast protein, cranberry protein, soy protein crisp, and tofu protein.

According to Innova Market Insights, attitudes toward ultra-processed foods are changing. Consumers increasingly associate ultra-processed foods with unhealthy indulgence, but their habits are shifting, particularly with a rise in cooking from scratch. This shift means many products require reformulation to deliver the fresh, authentic characteristics consumers seek.

Innova Market Insights reveals that nearly half of consumers globally are turning to sweeteners to satisfy their sweet cravings while aiming to reduce their calorie intake. This growing demand for lower-calorie options is fueling innovation in the sweetener market, presenting new opportunities for the development of novel sweetener solutions in F&B products.

F&B color choices can influence consumer purchasing decisions in various ways, from appearance and palatability to flavor perception and “Instagrammability.” In a digital world, where younger consumers regularly photograph their meals, visual impact and novelty have become increasingly important. At the same time, a sense of “naturalness” remains non-negotiable, with Innova Market Insights finding that 1 in 4 consumers rank it among the most important factors when it comes to healthy eating.







