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ID #:   39270973
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Description:   % of Canadians eat the recommended number of whole graining servings a day (by age group, by province, by gender),

% would hate to cut out the following to lose weight by gender (bread, pasta, potato chips, chocolate, [dieting]

% of track their daily consumption of bread,

 
Publication Date:   1/4/2011
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Geography:   Canada
 
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Posted/Updated:   1/4/2011
 
 
 
ID #:   39270814
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Description:   % share of snack sales and % growth at c-stores by segment - Potato chips, Tortilla/nacho/corn chips, Meat snacks, Nuts/seeds, Extruded, Nutritious, Cookies

% of snack food purchases in a c-store are pre-planned, % of snack sales, beverage sales and confectionery sales held by new products, % of consumers are interested in better-for-you snacks, % believe a convenience store offers healthier products

% share and % change in single serve snacks vs. take-home bags

 
Publication Date:   5/1/2010
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Geography:   Canada
 
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Posted/Updated:   5/1/2010
 
 
 
ID #:   39268629
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Description:   % of Baby of Boomers say they actively read the nutrition facts panel, When asked to choose what nutrition information is most important to them % say: fat, sodium, calories, cholesterol.

% of Boomers are able to identify the three main types of healthy omega-3 polyunsaturated fats, % consider themselves to be educated about the benefits of omega-3 fats, % do not know that emerging research demonstrates that healthy diets containing DHA and EPA can help contribute to heart health.

% look for food options that are rich in omega-3, % acknowledge that fish like salmon, rainbow trout and mackerel contain omega-3 fat, % acknowledge soybeans, walnuts, flaxseeds, % do not know that ALA is an essential omega-3 fat

% agree that they look for more heart healthy food choices, % consume less saturated fat and trans fat, % consume more soft, non-hydrogenated margarine than butter in their daily diet, % eat fewer foods that are high in sodium (e.g. potato chips, nachos and other salty snacks)

 
Publication Date:   7/23/2009
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Posted/Updated:   7/24/2009
 
 
 
ID #:   39268276
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Description:   Which food category have you stayed most loyal to, from childhood to adulthood? (% reporting Soft drinks, Peanut butter, Breakfast Cereal, Potato chips, Cookies)
 
Publication Date:   4/1/2009
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Geography:   Canada
 
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Posted/Updated:   4/25/2009
 
 
 
ID #:   39268062
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Description:   Study examines the eating habit of 19 to 49 year olds and the "Young & Affluent" socio-demographic group. Includes: % report: I often try to eat smaller portions these days, I pay very close attention to the nutritional content of food I eat

Low fat foods are an important part of my regular diet, I monitor the ingredient lists on packaged foods, Low carbohydrate foods are an important part of my regular diet [low carb diet]

% agree: Price is not the most important thing to me when it comes to buying food, % who ate organic food in the past 6 months (fruits, vegetables and cereals)

% who ate the following "treats" in the past 6 months: months: Potato chips, Yogurt, Chocolate /Candy bars, Ice cream/ice milk/frozen yogurt and sherbet, Popcorn, Cookies, Granola/cereal/muffin bars, Nuts & seeds

% drink green tea, % who watched the "Food Network" in the past 7 days, % who agree with the following statement: "I love to cook"

% agree: "I look at specials in flyers and newspaper inserts when planning my shopping list" [flyer advertising], % buy house brands (no-name brands)

% shop at: Grocery store, Fruit &,vegetable store, Public market (Farmers market), Bulk food store [warehouse club], Department store, Gourmet food store, % shop at: Costco, Loblaws, IGA/IGA extra, Safeway, Wal-Mart

% who consumed frozen food/instant meals in the past 6 months (Frozen vegetables, Frozen pizza, Flavoured pasta/noodles & sauce (dry packaged), Frozen potato products (e.g. French fries), Flavoured & seasoned rice, Frozen main courses [frozen dinners], Frozen hot snacks, Ready-to-serve soups/meals in a bowl)

% use energy drinks / sports drinks

 
Publication Date:   2/1/2009
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Posted/Updated:   3/11/2009
 
 
 
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