In Portugal, the increasing number of flexitarian consumers is positively impacting processed vegetables. With the loss of purchasing power, consumers continue to cook at home, seeking healthy and affordable food options for their families.
The increasing concern about food waste is expected to drive some consumers to favour frozen vegetables over fresh options, primarily due to their longer shelf life. As consumers seek to minimise waste, frozen vegetables provide a practical solution, allowing for flexibility in meal planning without the fear of spoilage.
Price sensitivity will prompt consumers to turn to private labels over the forecast period, which offer portfolios comparable to those of established manufacturer brands. As perceived quality remains relatively similar across these products, consumers naturally seek the best price.
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Processed Fruit and Vegetables
This is the aggregation of processed shelf stable fruit and vegetables and processed frozen fruit and vegetables.
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