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Ryan Daily

Ryan Daily

Verified

Senior Correspondent, FoodNavigator-USA

Oswego

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Health, Travel, Kids , News , Food , Chefs, Entertainment , Art, Books , Spas, Lifestyle , Hotels

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Fashion, Sport,

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Total articles 156

  • Consumers have a greater appetite for food tech, but 'nobody wants their food to taste like tech'

    By Ryan Daily Verified| FoodNavigator-USA Verified Historically, consumers have been skeptical of GMO ingredients, heavily processed or manipulated foods, and food tech in general. However, consumers may have turned a corner on food tech and see it as a solution to the challenges facing the food system, Laurie Demeritt, CEO of The Hartman Group, shared during the panel session 'What is the consumer appetite for food-tech?' (watch on-demand here​).  “We found this year ...

    By Ryan Daily Verified · FoodNavigator-USA

    Nov. 15, 2023

  • How can food, beverage companies better harness AI? Focus on the human element

    By Ryan Daily Verified| FoodNavigator-USA Verified "AI is a great additional tool. ... We view it as almost this new opportunity to be able to utilize the current datasets, new frameworks — being able to analyze — but it doesn't take away the need for a human to access it, to understand the questions that are being asked in the right way, and to frame conversations.

    By Ryan Daily Verified · FoodNavigator-USA

    Nov. 15, 2023

  • From ‘the end of categories’ to tech-enabled permissibility: The trends reshaping the future of food

    By Ryan Daily Verified| FoodNavigator-USA Verified Overall, consumer demands are blurring the traditional scope of product categories, as they "are becoming more okay with the idea and more willing to experiment," Ryan said. Consumers' willingness to blend and mix categories is creating opportunities for food manufacturers and CPG companies to innovate new products, he added. "It is the end of categories in grocery retail,” Ryan said. “Twenty-five years ago, people [thought] about grocery stores as aisles.

    By Ryan Daily Verified · FoodNavigator-USA

    Nov. 14, 2023

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FoodNavigator-USA