Ipsos data reveals Gen Z consumers’ pandemic priorities and what they mean for your business.

The rise of plant-based eating in Canada is an opportunity to grow the snack and beverage category.

As we look to the future and enter the recovery phase, navigating the new normal will hinge on innovation and meeting ever-changing customer demands. That’s why any post-pandemic recovery strategy must focus on expanding our product offerings.

A fair recovery for essential businesses should emphasize the need to level the playing field for merchants, like c-stores, that have stood by Canadians throughout the pandemic.

Balanced Calorie Initiative is helping drive a boon of healthier choices in the beverage aisle.

C-stores accounted for 84% of all Plinko sales for a total of $58 million in sales.

Convenience stores and distributors of all sizes must be included to ensure costs are not downloaded.

During the pandemic, consumers sought security in frozen foods, with ice cream and frozen novelties leading the way

Rather than ‘if’, the question for c-store operators in the future will be ‘what’ and ‘when’ to add. Be prepared to move quickly to adopt vending technology when the market is established.

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