Processed Fruit and Vegetables

Processed fruit and vegetables is set to witness increased retail volume growth in 2020 as many consumers stocked up on these items at the start of the initial lockdown periods. These products are not only inexpensive, all the various formats offer ...

The COVID-19 pandemic’s subsequent lockdown and economic fallout are changing consumers’ habits, with consumers becoming more price sensitive and increasingly cooking meals at home leading to strong growth in retail value sales of processed fruit and...

COVID-19 will lead to an acceleration in the growth of retail volume sales of processed fruit and vegetables during 2020. There was some panic buying during the early stages of the pandemic, particularly of larger pack sizes, as consumers stocked up ...

Due to the COVID-19 lockdown, the demand for processed fruit and vegetables increased during the first half of 2020. Its reputation as a convenient and time saving product saw interest spike during the first weeks of lockdown, as buyers began to ...

Processed fruit and vegetables looks set to record robust growth in retail volume sales in 2020, which would be a marked improvement on the declines recorded over 2018-2019. Similar to other types of staples, retail demand for these products has ...

Processed fruit and vegetables posts positive performance in 2020, owing this performance to COVID-19-related lockdowns leading to an uptick in home-cooking, in addition to such products being suitable for stockpiling. This has positively benefitted ...

Processed fruit and vegetables is expected to be one of the categories least affected by COVID-19. Despite economic crisis and plummeting purchasing power in Algeria in 2020, processed fruits and vegetables are seen as essential products by many ...

In 2020, the closure of foodservice outlets in North Macedonia, combined with significant curfew restrictions is expected to lead to an increase in demand for retail sales. The lifestyle changes that followed the implementation of lockdown ...

COVID-19 is expected to give a big boost to processed fruit and vegetables, with dynamic retail volume growth in comparison to 2019. It also brought about changes in consumer behaviour. Whereas prior to COVID-19, frozen processed fruit and vegetables...

Retail volume sales of processed fruit and vegetables are set to post a decline in 2020, a result in part of the impact of pandemic-related restrictions on access to grocers. Just as influential was the pandemic-inspired closure of hypermarkets, a ...

Processed fruit and vegetables is set to continue to record strong retail volume and current value growth in 2020, though at a slower rate than seen during previous years of the review period. This is mainly because these products are used to make ...

COVID-19 has a positive impact on processed fruit and vegetables in 2020, which is particularly noticeable in shelf stable and frozen categories. This is partly due to stockpiling, as consumers purchased exaggerated quantities of shelf stable ...

Although growth in retail current value sales of processed fruit and vegetables is forecast to decelerate slightly during 2020, growth in retail volume sales will accelerate sharply. However, the latter will be significantly outweighed in absolute ...

Processed fruit and vegetables is expected to see a higher retail volume growth rate in 2020 compared to the previous year. Demand for processed fruit and vegetables was unusually high in the first quarter of 2020 compared to the same period a year ...

The government’s introduction of its Movement Control Order in March 2020 generated widespread concern about potential food shortages, and this resulted in some consumers stockpiling key staples. Two of the main beneficiaries have been shelf stable ...

The COVID 19 pandemic has had quite a significant impact on demand for processed fruit and vegetables. As consumers focussed on stockpiling important staples such as rice, canned fish, water and instant noodles, demand for processed fruit and ...

Demand for processed fruit and vegetables is likely to increase as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 as Hungarians are changing their lifestyles and are increasingly at home. Consequently, there are more cooking opportunities and families are...

In 2020, consumer demand for processed fruit and vegetables booms in Guatemala due to several factors related to COVID-19. Most importantly, shortages and distribution issues with fresh fruit and vegetables increased consumer propensity to purchase ...

As states began to introduce lockdown measure across the US, many consumers began purchasing much larger quantities of groceries to build up a stockpile of food at home. Driven by reports in the media and online, there were widespread fears of food ...

Like with many staples, processed fruit and vegetables has benefited from consumers stockpiling in 2020 due to concerns over potential food shortages. Around the time that LSSR measures were introduced in April, media reports appeared which suggested...