Three essential Easter trends 2021
Three essential Easter trends 2021
Easter is still being impacted by covid restrictions in many countries this year. However, consumers don't want to miss out on this opportunity to get creative and celebrate, either in small groups or virtually. Online Easter hunts, for example, enable people to connect even when separated.
Consumers are looking for:
1. The consumers crave fun and indulgence
While the classics Eggs & Bunnies still dominate, there's no shortage of innovation to catch consumers by surprise. The market has developed new options for gift giving, such as mailable chocolate or care packages.
Consumers also look for personalisation and surprise, to lift up their spirit or match the moment. The holiday is not exclusive to children and there are adult offerings as well, with alcohol flavors for example, appearing on the shelves.
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Fortnum & Mason (UK) - Happy Easter plaque to deliver in the mailbox -
M&S Gin&Ton-Egg (UK) - Adult flavored eggs -
Alain Ducasse filled eggs in their shells (FR) - To eat, it’s simple and fun: you just need to peel the eggshell! -
Venchi (IT) - White chocolate Easter egg with tasty Piedmont hazelnuts, almonds, and salted pistachios
2. The homebaking trend continues
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Kellogg’s Bunny Kit (US) that includes all decorations & icing -
M&S Easter baking kit (UK) - for speckled egg cupcakes and eggstra loaded brownies
3. Consumers look for plant-based options
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Nomo (UK) - Caramel & chocolate egg -
Cutter & Squidge (UK) - Vegan cookies & cream chocolate egg
