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Juice Plus+: produce, though not exactly fresh

- Analysis
Juice Plus+ is a product composed of capsules of highly concentrated fruit and vegetable powder. Since you just swallow them with water, like any other capsules, flavor is irrelevant.

That unopened bag of baby carrots

- Analysis
Bad news for the produce industry in The New Yorker of October 10, 2022.

PBH’s latest consumer research, ‘Hacks to Habits’ aims to close consumption gap

- General News
The Produce for Better Health Foundation today released its latest research report: Hacks To Habits: A Behavioral Research Study To Bolster Fruit & Vegetable Consumption.

PBH releases annual report showing path to improve consumption

- General News
The Produce For Better Health Foundation released its 2021 Annual Report showcasing the organization’s key accomplishments and results obtained throughout the year.

How to encourage a produce habit

- Analysis
American consumers are not in the habit of eating many fruits and vegetables. That has to change.

Produce prices prove to be elastic

- Analysis
Inflation rates have hit a year-over-year rate of 7.5 percent, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. This is a 40-year high. How have substantial price rises affected fresh produce demand over the past year?

CDC report shows stagnant consumption

- General News
The Centers for Disease Control has issued a new report regarding produce consumption and the numbers haven’t moved. Only one in 10 Americans consume enough fruits and vegetables each day, which is unchanged from previous survey levels announced in 2015.

The ultraprocessed American palate

- Analysis
Here’s a guessing game: what percentage of calories consumed by Americans comes from ultraprocessed foods?

Meet consumers where they are

- Produce Blueprints
The age-old joke about the couple who can’t decide where to eat is magnified when it comes to meal planning at home. Add an alarming lack of either time or skill in the kitchen, and we’ve got a recipe for food fatigue and a nutritional disaster.

Surveys don’t always lead to results

- Analysis
Personally, I’m skeptical about surveys. It’s partly because you can create a survey that tells you anything you want it to, as political advocacy groups learned decades ago.