The Future of Table Sauces, Oils and Seasonings 2022

The Future of Table Sauces, Oils and Seasonings report identifies consumer attitudes towards future trends in table sauces, and future trends in the seasoning market in the UK. This market report covers the market size, market forecast, market segmentation and industry trends for the Future of Table Sauces, Oils and Seasonings market in the UK.

EMEA launches in table sauces making sustainable claims rose sharply – for touchpoints such as packaging, eco-friendly ingredients and production methods. APAC consumers are looking to reduce their intake of additives, while NA is seeing a boost in innovative table sauces to give a more gourmet twist to homecooked meals.

Table Sauces, Oils and Seasonings market trends in the next two years

Shoppers will continue to be concerned about the impact of their food purchases on the environment. Table sauces, seasonings and oils should respond by: calling out their eco-friendly pack materials, use of upcycled ingredients, and sustainable core ingredients linked to tangible benefits like taste.

Brands will showcase how they care for the environment via eco-friendly ingredients/pack materials. A rising cost of living will make some shoppers feel worse off, whilst others will feel better off having built savings during lockdowns. Brands should prove value vs private label, and uptrade shoppers looking for more premium treats.

Table Sauces, Oils and Seasonings market trends in the next five years and beyond

Globally, younger consumers will continue to consume meat less often. Plant-based meat brands will continue to collaborate with burger chains to perfect the ultimate burger experience. In tandem, vegan condiments will evolve to complement the tastes and texture of this new generation of meat substitutes.

The rise of Korean cuisine will propel its spicy sauces and seasonings into the mainstream. As food brands perfect plant-based meat substitutes, vegan condiments will evolve to complement their taste. Brands will take sustainability to the next level by cutting carbon footprints via new upcycled ingredients like seaweed.

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• The impact of COVID-19 on consumers and their engagement with smart home technology.
• Who are the key demographics for smart home products and where marketers should focus efforts for sales growth.
• What factors shoppers look for in smart home purchases and what themes resonate best with smart home participants.
• Attitudes toward smart home technology and how consumers perceive the category.

Covered in this report

Brands: Heinz, Hellmann’s, Kanel., Haven’s Kitchen, Rubies In The Rubble, Sir Kensington’s, Wonky, Pure, Kikkoman, Ligeresa, La Espanola, Eats N Cold, Tipiita, Maille, Ogilvie & Co., Mother In Law’s, Seoul, CJ Bibigo, Clearspring, Leon Love, Nordisk, Paladin, Waddenweir.

Expert analysis from a specialist in the field

This report, written by Martin Pasco, a leading analyst in the Food & Drink sector, delivers in-depth commentary and analysis to highlight current trends and add expert context to the numbers.

Economies have reopened but uncertainty lingers. Brands should respond by flagging their eco-friendliness, value-proving benefits and premium treats for nesters.

Martin Pasco
Global Analyst – Mintel Food & Drink