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Innova Market Insight data showed steady growth in F&B launches with fiber ingredients offering health benefits between October 2022 and September 2025. Baby & Toddlers was the top category for these products, accounting for one-third of global shares, followed by Dairy, Cereals, and Soft Drinks.

Nuppi Gold Stage 3 Growing Up Milk Formula with Vanilla Flavor for Children Aged 1 To 3 Years (Estonia)
- Contains galactooligosaccharides and fructooligosaccharides,...

Biomel Love Your Gut Dairy Free Fermented Drink with Strawberry Flavor (Belgium)
- For a healthy digestion and immune system.
- It contains billions of live...

Koja Oat Bites Choc Chip (Australia)
- Source of dietary fiber. Source of prebiotics.
- It contains chicory root fiber.
- Individually wrapped chocolate chip...

Bloom Sparkling Glacier Crush Energy Drink (US)
- It provides natural energy, boosts metabolism, and supports mood and mental focus.
- Ingredients like...

Skyr Aktiv Protein Yogurt with Blueberry and Acai (Norway)
- Contains 12g protein. No added sugar, with a natural content of sugar from milk, fruit, and berries....

- Source of...

Love Good Fats Chewy Nutty White Chocolatey Strawberry Nut Bars (Canada)
- Four plastic flat pouches of chewy, nutty, white chocolatey strawberry nut bars, in a 160 g...

Nomosu No More Sugar Milk Chocolate with Salted Almond (US)
- High in fiber. With a prebiotic fiber from chicory.
- Contains inulin and organic chicory...

Perfect Oligofructose Seabuckthorn Tea (China)
- Oligofructose seabuckthorn tea in a 175 g plastic jar.
- Regulates intestinal flora.

Goldim Stage 1 Tasty And Nutritious Milk Powder For Babies From 0 To 12 Months (Czech Republic)
- Premium infant formula based on goat’s milk intended for...

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.

Innova Market Insights data indicate that consumers globally are increasingly adventurous with taste in F&B, with 71% agreeing they are open to trying new global cuisines. Nevertheless, 46% of consumers worldwide are most inclined to choose familiar flavors, and 44% prefer “healthy” flavors. Traditional and comforting flavors also significantly influence consumer purchasing decisions.

Innova Market Insights data reveals that food takes center stage in the festive season with most consumers worldwide highlighting its importance in their Christmas celebrations. Almost half of consumers say that they usually purchase sweet bakery, dessert and ice cream, and bread products for Christmas, inspiring brands to release festive twists on everyday items.

Innova Market Insights data shows that 40% of consumers worldwide consider flavor the most important factor when shopping for food. Rich flavor or taste is an attribute that makes F&B products stand out, with 31% of consumers citing flavor combinations as particularly attractive.

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.







