Publications

Consumers in the U.S. and Australia share many similarities when it comes to core food values, diet satisfaction and quality, and experiences, according to the October Consumer Food Insights Report (CFI).


While Thanksgiving traditions may remain constant—the perfectly roasted turkey, creamy mashed potatoes, warm dinner rolls—the price tags attached to these holiday staples tell a story of market shifts and ongoing challenges in the poultry industry.

This month’s Consumer Food Insights (CFI) report breaks down data by household child status to take a closer look at how the presence of children in the home influences food-related behaviors, spending and experiences with food insecurity.


This study examines how risk preferences and risk perceptions relate to three risky food behaviors—eating unwashed greens, rare meat, and raw dough—among US adults.


This month's blog post digs deeper into consumer and food industry data to reveal the complexity of consumer preferences - and how agrifood companies can help solve the problems many consumers face in finding healthy foods at the grocery store.

Consumers generally support using artificial intelligence to improve food and agricultural production, according to the August Consumer Food Insights Report (CFI).


The concept of “Food as Health” has entered the everyday language of agrifood. Executives across the value chain discuss it, consumers signal growing interest in healthier food choices, and regulators are beginning to weigh in. But recognition and action are not the same. What holding companies back and how can leaders turn awareness into impact?

Many consumers who rate their diet poorly acknowledge the need for change. However, only 1 in 4 consumers who say their diet needs improvement have made a health-related dietary change in the past month, according to the July Consumer Food Insights Report (CFI).


How do consumers view "healthy" food and what do agrifood industry professionals believe are consumers’ demands? This blog post delves into the results of two surveys conducted by Purdue's Center for Food Demand Analysis and Sustainability (CFDAS) and the Digital Innovation in Agrifood Systems Lab (DIAL) that suggest differences between what consumers expect and what the industry thinks they want.

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