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Free From Food Amsterdam 2024

The Netherlands - RAI Amsterdam Europaplein 24 1078 GZ Amsterdam (Hall 5 - Entrance L)
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Rasa Vaiciuniene Consultant
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Linda Lichtmess Research Consultant

Session date and time:

5 Nov 24 | CET: 12:30 PM - 6 Nov 24 | CET: 02:30 PM

The 12th Annual edition! Europe’s Leading Free From and Healthy Food Trade Exhibition, initiated by the industry, supported by leading certifying associations, all under one roof. Expand your network of free-from, organic, vegan, functional, and ingredient food and non-food manufacturers from 60 countries globally, including those exclusive to this event. Gain a unique sourcing advantage, fostering new relationships and uncovering cost-effective opportunities for all your brands.
 
Session title:
  1. Vegan sales crossroad. Outlook on consumer behavioral changes and opportunities for future growth.
  2. Sustainable Food Choices for a Healthier and Greener Future
 
Session description:
  1. Plant-based and vegan product sales have hit a plateau creating a challenging environment for market players. While dairy alternatives have fortified their positions in shopper’s baskets, meat and seafood substitutes are struggling to gain ground. While sustainable shopping continues to be important for consumers, it is not the only motivation in choosing vegan or plant-based products. Consumer behavior and preferences have been shifting both due to inflation and ingredient scrutiny. It is no longer enough to say a product contains no animal products – consumers are looking for health benefits, clear ingredient and manufacturing practice communication as well as other features they increasingly find important. Opportunities still are present for growth but perspective shift is necessary to maximize potential.
  2. As consumers are looking for a more sustainable lifestyle, they also connect sustainability with a healthier nutrition. From plant-based to natural and organic - consumers have their own understanding of what is "sustainable" and what is good for them. Yet, consumers are increasingly facing greenwashing attempts, high inflation and lower quality ingredients. This erodes consumer trust - which is very much needed as more brands struggle to communicate their sustainability efforts effectively. Therefore, this presentation will look at how consumers define a sustainable diet and how consumer expectations keep changing, also in the light of changing regulatory frameworks and the increasing competition between brands to win back consumers' trust.
Date and time of the EMI sessions:
  1. 5 & 6 November 2024, 12:30-13:00 CET
  2. 5 November 2024, 13:00-13:30 CET & 6 November 2024, 14:00-14:30 CET
Name and title of all speakers involved:
  1. Rasa Vaiciuniene, Consultant
  2. Linda Lichtmess, Consultant

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