Thursday, October 3, 2013

Family Meal Assembly is the New Normal.

Want to cook a family dinner tonight?  Chances are you don’t really want to cook, don’t have time to cook, and don’t have the skill-set to cook.  So  what you are having at 4PM for dinner?  If your cooking for an at home family meal for two, three, or four, family members, chances are very good your buying several Ready-2-Eat or Heat-N-eat fresh prepared meal components.    Grocery stores, convenience stores and restaurants are all bundling fresh prepared meal components for the home cook.  The home cook is responding buying individualized components. .

Foodservice branded and private label food manufactures are all vying for your attention. Ready-2-Eat and Heat-N-Eat food from Swiss steak, Meatloaf, Baked Salmon, Rotisserie Chicken, Pizza and Lasagna fresh prepared, portioned and portable in portions for 1,2, or 5 are all available at most foodservice retail location including c-stores, drug stores, grocery stores and many restaurants.

Most exciting is the opportunity for new start-up’s and regional manufactures to produce sustainable business built on local, fresh and unique flavor profiles.  Legacy national brand manufactures are experiencing an increase in repositioning, consolidation and acquisition activities.  Regional start-ups are thriving supplying local restaurants, C-stores and grocery store delis.

Consumer are responding buying meal components in new food channels, experiencing new flavor profiles all the while individualizing the family meal.  The foodservice industry is evolving with the consumer.  Those companies looking for opportunity for growth times have never been better. The consumer is dynamic not static are you keeping pace?

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