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Consumers are spending less money in the shaving care category, posing a challenge for marketers.

When it comes to laundry detergent, consumers want products that make their clothes smell clean and fresh.

From millennials to boomers, consumers are looking for a greater variety of fruit and vegetables at their local stores.

The supply chain is going high-tech, and smart retailers are reaping the benefits.

Pasta already enjoys a high household penetration, but retailers could encourage increased use via formulations with added health benefits.

Flavor and health and wellness trends continue to influence ketchup the most.

Adding products with improved taste, expanded flavors and unusual ingredients could help attract a wider variety of consumers to the nutritional, sports and protein drink segment.

honored a number of retailers with Innovation Awards during a special dinner event in November.

Consumers continue to want a quality paper product with a value price tag.

Olives already have a health halo, but new varieties, flavor profiles and packaging formats will encourage additional usage occasions.

Healthful ingredients, gluten-free formulations and indulgent flavors could help retailers grab their fair share of the growing snack bar category.

Innovative flavors, as well blends of multiple sweeteners, could attract American consumers looking for an alternative to sugar.