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The restrictions have been lifted in many states, however, people are always encouraged to practicesocial distancing and yourself in quarantine to a certain extent. Remember that the pandemic is not over.

Consumers always come up with grocery food, especially snacks. According toInternational Consulting for Food Information 2020 Food and Health Survey, who interviewed 1,011 Americans aged 18 to 80 ages from 18 to 80 years, about 32% of respondents reported that they feared more during the pandemic.

If the increased snacking is attributable to an increase inemotional or another lifestyle change, a trend seems to train among many buyers - they reach classic snacks ofgrocery stores.

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According toCNN company,When shelf orders started in mid-March, several food companies experienced an increase in the demand for some of their original products. As a result, they produced more of these popular snacks and failed the least traditional. For example, MONDELEZ noticed a huge increase in sales of the regular edge and a decrease in most fun and far-fled flavors.

"Some of the flavors of innovation we have in the pipeline ... We chose to postpone or cancel to allow us to ensure that, from a point of view of production and a point of view of 'execution, we can continue to deliver to consumers what they know and love, says Glen Walter, President of North America for Mondelez, atCnn. Essentially, the current variety of Orées offered in the supermarket is not "as robust today as it would have been in front of the pandemic," he said.

Similar to Mondelez, J.M Smucker has reduced its production of several non-traditional JIFPeanut Butter varieties, namely, reduced grease and improved omega-3 versions. Pepsico's Frito-Lay had also paused on the production of less popular items such as slightly salted potato chips and hot chips of the cheetos potato flames lightly.