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Good Natured Products Inc. (TSXV: GDNP) (OTCQX: GDNPF), a leading North American plant-based products company, has released its inaugural eco-friendly packaging survey results within the “Ready-to-Eat” Report. This report delves into consumer sentiments regarding convenience eating, a trend influenced by busy lifestyles and persistent inflation. As prepared meal consumption rises, consumers are seeking brands that prioritize eco-friendly packaging choices while ensuring food integrity and safety. The report aims to guide businesses in understanding consumer eating habits and environmental implications of a mobile society.

Key findings from the “Ready to Eat” Report include:

  1. Convenience Reigns: 72% of respondents are consistently purchasing or increasing their consumption of ready-to-eat meals, meal kits, and takeout food.
  2. Sustainability Matters: 77% consider sustainable packaging important, and almost half expect businesses to provide eco-friendly alternatives.
  3. Education Needed: Nearly one-third of respondents intend to recycle or dispose of their food packaging responsibly but lack knowledge about proper procedures.

Paul Antoniadis, CEO of good natured®, emphasized that visibility and freshness are crucial factors for consumers when shopping for food. The company’s product innovations aim to address these aspects while offering eco-friendly packaging options that align with consumers’ values.

By FCCT Editorial Team

Disclaimer: The views expressed in this article are independent views solely of the author(s) expressed in their private capacity.

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