Low-calorie Food Sees Increasing Demand as Consumers Seek Out Healthy Lifestyle
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), obesity is one of the key reasons behind the rising incidence of diabetes. Nearly 23% of ischemic heart diseases is caused due to obesity. The WHO also revealed that around 42 million preschool children around the world were overweight in 2013. Since then the trend has shown no signs of slowing down.
The staggering number reported by leading international organizations is a clear indication that healthy diet is the need of the hour. The alarmingly rising prevalence of obesity often results in chronic maladies. This is the single-most important driver of the low-calorie food market.
The prevalence of a sedentary lifestyle and work related stress have been adversely affecting health and fitness of millions around the world. Thanks to better access to information, consumers have responded to the challenge by shifting to healthy diet.
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COVID-19 Outbreak Shifted Consumer Focus in Favor of Low-calorie Food
Pursuing a healthy diet and lifestyle is underscored as a key trend, especially as health is pushed to the fore amidst the unprecedented COVID-19 outbreak. Naturally, the market is recording increased demand for functional snacks, minimally-processed food, and low-calorie diet as consumers intend to take advantage of a balanced nutrition.
Rumors have been milling around the potential causes of health risks. Meat consumption for instance has been associated with various health maladies. Globally, the adoption of low-calorie and plant-based diet is on a rise. The trend will gain pace especially in the absence of a proper treatment or vaccination for COVID-19, leaving consumers anxious about ways of maintaining a better immunity.
A brisk shift to dairy-free alternatives is noted that has spurred the demand for milk derived from almond, nuts, soybean and other sources. Likewise, vegan meat and vegan cheese are under the spotlight, especially with the advent of behemoths in the plant-based category. Consumes in general are looking for a nutritious meal plan to boost their overall wellbeing.
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Demand for Low-calorie Food Rising as Consumers Adopt Novel Meal Plans
The uptake of healthier living practices and diet is fuelling the demand for low calorie food. In the coming years the market will be driven by the foray of various functional foods and dietary supplements. Steered by evolving pattern of consumer preferences, food companies are likely to launch novel products in these categories.
Low-calorie food offers several health benefits. It helps in weight reduction and keeps stress and diabetes on check, which are the key risks associated with cardiovascular diseases. It also helps in controlling diabetes since low calorie food typically comes with less sugar.
Low calorie food is gaining widespread media attention. Influencers from around the world are speaking for the benefits of maintaining a low calorie diet, which has been helping the market to gain momentum over the last few years. It has also resulted in improved awareness among consumers.
A key point to note here is that awareness among consumers is not restricted to knowledge on various health benefits. Rather they have better access to holistic information pertaining to healthy diet. Consequently, they are adopting various meal plans, which is readily influencing their buying behavior. Keto and Paleo diet for instance have become highly popular.
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Product Launches Catering to Changing Consumer Preferences to Aid Growth
As a result of increasing focus on healthier lifestyle, sales are revving for non-dairy ice cream and yoghurt. Also aiding growth is the rising prevalence of lactose intolerance. Companies such as The Brooklyn Creamery has therefore launched “guilt-free” ice creams that contain 60% lesser fat, 50% lesser calories and 35% more protein than regular ice-creams. Their range also includes dairy-free vegan ice creams.
Driven by consumers’ innate desire to constantly evolve, market players are launching low calorie indulgent treat. Nestle as well has joined the bandwagon. Expanding its presence in the frozen foods market, the company has launched a line called Life Cuisine that includes separate entrees targeting meatless/ plant-based lifestyle as well as low-card or gluten-free lifestyle.
Product launches by leading companies will enable the low calorie food market record accelerated pace of gains in the coming years. They are trying to cater to consumer base consisting of highly aware individuals. As a result the market is witnessing a slew of product launches including fizzy drinks, chewing gums, salad dressing, and others with no sugar or added flavor.
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