The holidays are quickly approaching and consumers are gearing up to create memorable moments with their family and friends. Find out what consumers are looking for.

Consumers are becoming more demanding on what they eat. Discover why the origin of the product matters and ways to cast a light on it.

Young consumers try to live with a positive mind and attitude. These Millennials and Centennials—also known as Generation Z—want a happy and healthy life. To them, this means living in harmony with themselves, others, and the world around them; their food has to reflect this.

Consumers are becoming more experimental with their flavor choices - Discover the top 3 trends we are seeing in ice cream flavor adventures.

Creating unique textural experiences in an ice cream product can signal indulgence for consumers.

Learn how innovators are keeping it fresh when it comes to ice cream new product development.

Learn how new product developers are making ice cream a more permissible indulgence

Organic products are not just a trend, they have become a lifestyle. Discover what this means for baked goods and cereal manufacturers, and be inspired by Barry Callebaut’s concepts.

You can’t have missed the conspicuous growth in the organic offering in recent years, spreading to all types of product categories and giving rise to specialized organic stores. Find out how chocolate confectionery is impacted and how you can leverage the trend.

Ruby’s fruity taste calls for bold and creative food pairings. But pay close attention when working with ruby to ensure it keeps its original flavor and color.

Ruby is the food trend of 2019 with its unique flavor profile of berry fruitiness combined with luscious smoothness. This fourth type of cacao experience is the ultimate answer to chocolate lovers’ search for an exciting flavor experience, a breakthrough innovation!

Increased availability of organic products, along with younger consumers desires for healthy food options, have changed the face of organic. Today already there no longer is a typical organic consumer. And how will this evolve tomorrow?