全球知名市场研究与咨询公司英敏特今日发布食品与饮料行业的三项关键预测，为品牌揭示了应该如何帮助消费者在当下及未来应对逆境。在2030年及未 来，预计人们对"资源丰富"会有新的理解，将以新的视角看待罐装、袋装、冻干、冷冻和其他保质期时间长的产品。 同时，注重健康的消费者将像使用数 字音乐库的随机播放功能一样，利用AI来"随机安排"其每周饮食以确保多样性，而包容性的产品开发将延伸至针对神经多样化群体的感官创新。 英敏特《2026年食品与饮料趋势预测》包括： • 古法新绎：品牌将被视为文化守护者，通过创新来融合、保护或现代化传统智慧，满足消费者希望与其食物和周围环境建立更深情感和文化连接的需求。 • 多元食刻：消费者将渴望增加饮食多样性，而不仅仅局限于蛋白质和纤维的益处。多样性、公平性、包容性（DEI）的文化原则将被应用于营养领域，引 导消费者在饮食上追求不同文化的丰富食材，减少对单一食品、食材或农作物的依赖。 • 感官入微：除了口味之外，食品和饮料的感官特性将从表演性、异想天开的元素，演变为更实用、更务实的元素。富有创意且基于证据的口感、香味和外 观运用，将成为创造能为未充分满足的消费者提供包容性体验的创新之核心 ...

为进一步维护市场秩序，促进诚信经营，保障定量包装商品净含量的计量准确性，近日，赤峰市产品质量检验检测中心受赤峰市市场监管局委托，对辖区 内部分生产企业的定量包装商品净含量进行了抽检。 本次抽检聚焦生产领域，包括小食品、酒水、冷冻食品等与群众生活密切相关的日常消费品，共计开展产品抽检53批次。抽检过程中，检验人员严格依据 JJF 1070-2023《定量包装商品净含量计量检验规则》有关规定，采取随机抽样的方式，重点对定量包装商品净含量的标识标注是否符合要求，实际净含量 是否满足允差要求等进行了检验。同时，对企业生产者进行了《定量包装商品计量监督管理办法》等法律法规的宣传和普及，提醒企业严格履行并落实相 关要求，不断提升计量法治意识，做到公平竞争、诚信经营。 下一步，赤峰市产品质量检验检测中心将充分发挥计量服务民生作用，积极协助市场监管部门规范市场经营秩序、保障公平竞争，为营造诚信、公平、放 心的消费环境不断贡献检验检测力量！ 供稿：韩志广 责编： 总编： 王斌 涉密审核：朝克图 宋知浩 ...

Core Insights - Once Upon a Farm, a baby food company co-founded by Jennifer Garner, has filed for an IPO with plans to list on the NYSE under the ticker "OFRM" [1] - The company reported a 66% year-over-year revenue growth for the six months ending June 30, 2025, but has a history of losses, raising questions about its ability to achieve or maintain profitability [1] - The IPO will be underwritten by Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan [1] Company Overview - Once Upon a Farm was founded in 2015 by Cassandra Curtis and Ari Raz, headquartered in Berkeley, California [1] - The company specializes in organic baby and children's food, offering over 115 products including refrigerated oatmeal pouches, oatmeal bars, frozen foods, and pantry snacks [1] - The company's mission is to provide nutritious and convenient food for infants, expanding to products for children of all ages, inspired by Garner's experiences on her family farm in Oklahoma [1] Product Details - The company's best-selling product is a 15-pack of dairy-free smoothie blends, retailing at $61.50 [1] - All products are labeled as organic, non-GMO, and free from added sugars, artificial flavors, colors, and preservatives [1]

Core Viewpoint - The controversy surrounding "pre-prepared meals" in China stems from a significant trust deficit among consumers, despite the potential for a win-win situation for producers, restaurants, and consumers [1][2] Group 1: Industry Context - The pre-prepared meal industry in China is facing challenges due to a mismatch between industry supply and local consumer demand, necessitating innovation in product, technology, and marketing [2][12] - The concept of pre-prepared meals entered the Chinese market during the pandemic, which created a false sense of security regarding consumer acceptance, leading to a backlash once normalcy returned [7][8] - Unlike Japan, where pre-prepared meals gained acceptance through historical context and societal needs, China's rapid introduction during a crisis did not allow for the same level of consumer trust to develop [4][5][8] Group 2: Consumer Concerns - Chinese consumers are primarily concerned about the safety, health, and transparency of pre-prepared meals, questioning the presence of preservatives and additives, as well as the overall quality and taste [10][12] - There is a strong demand for clarity regarding the use of pre-prepared meals in restaurants, with consumers wanting to know if they are receiving fresh ingredients and the right to make informed choices [10][12] - The lack of standardized regulations and definitions for pre-prepared meals in China has contributed to consumer skepticism, although recent efforts are being made to establish clearer guidelines [12][13] Group 3: Regulatory Developments - The Chinese government is moving towards establishing a unified standard for pre-prepared meals, which will include definitions, classifications, and safety regulations, aimed at enhancing consumer trust [12][13] - The upcoming national standards will require restaurants to disclose information about their use of pre-prepared meals, which is expected to improve transparency and consumer confidence [13]

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Core Points - The 26th Anhui International Sugar and Wine Food Fair will be held from November 15-17 at Hefei Binhu International Exhibition Center, marking a significant event in the food and beverage industry in Anhui [2] - The fair aims to enhance its brand influence and better serve the entire food industry chain by expanding its thematic exhibitions [2][3] - The event will feature four major thematic exhibitions: wine, food, dining, and packaging, reflecting the current trend of collaboration among industry exhibitions [3] Industry Developments - The 26th Anhui International Wine Expo will introduce new sections for craft beer and low-alcohol trendy drinks to adapt to current consumer trends [6] - The 5th Anhui Good Ingredients Expo will focus on promoting Anhui's food products nationwide and enhancing the frozen food industry [6] - The fair will also host the 2025 China Intelligent Packaging Expo and the 7th China Coding and Marking Industry Annual Conference, highlighting the growth opportunities in the coding and marking industry driven by new technologies [12] Audience Engagement - The fair has established a strong market penetration capability in Anhui and surrounding provinces, attracting numerous food and beverage companies [13] - The organizing committee has initiated professional audience registration to ensure high attendance and quality at the event [16] - Free shuttle services will be provided for professional audiences from 16 cities in Anhui to facilitate their participation [16]

Group 1: TDE Group - TDE Group, an education service provider based in Hong Kong, has filed for an IPO in the US, aiming to raise up to $7 million [2] - The company plans to issue 1.25 million shares at a price range of $5 to $6, with a proposed valuation of $138 million based on the midpoint of the price range [2] - TDE Group offers various STEAM education services through its subsidiary Trumptech Digital Education Services, generating revenue from events, training courses, hardware, classroom setup services, software licenses, and non-STEAM educational consulting [2] - Founded in 1996, TDE Group reported sales of $4 million for the 12 months ending February 28, 2025, and plans to list on NASDAQ under the ticker TTEI [2] - WallachBeth Capital is the sole bookrunner for this transaction [2] Group 2: Billion Group - Billion Group, a high-end food distributor based in Hong Kong, has submitted an IPO application in the US, seeking to raise up to $8 million [3] - The company intends to issue 1.6 million shares at a price range of $4 to $6, with a proposed market capitalization of $100 million based on the midpoint of the price range [3] - Billion Group supplies premium and scarce high-end food products, including frozen foods (60% of revenue), fine wines and spirits (24%), high-end seafood (15%), and other food items (1%) [3] - Established in 2015, Billion Group reported revenue of $7 million for the 12 months ending December 31, 2024, and plans to list on NASDAQ under the ticker BGHL [3] - US Trust Investment Services is the sole bookrunner for this transaction [3]

Group 1 - Billion Group Holdings Limited, a high-end food distributor based in Hong Kong, submitted an IPO application to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, aiming to raise up to $8 million through the offering [1] - The company plans to issue 1.6 million shares at a price range of $4 to $6 per share, which would result in a market capitalization of $100 million if priced at the midpoint of $5 [1] - Billion Group was established on May 6, 2023, in the Cayman Islands and operates through its wholly-owned subsidiary, Billion Enterprise International Limited, in Hong Kong [1] Group 2 - The company primarily supplies high-quality, scarce products to Hong Kong's restaurant distributors and luxury retail channels, with frozen foods accounting for 60% of its revenue, premium wines and spirits for 24%, high-end seafood for 15%, and other foods for 1% [1] - For the 12 months ending December 31, 2024, the company reported revenue of $7 million [1] - Billion Group plans to list on NASDAQ under the ticker symbol BGHL, with U.S. Trust Investment Services acting as the sole bookrunner for the transaction [1]

Core Insights - Amazon plans to expand its same-day grocery delivery service to 2,300 cities by the end of this year, more than doubling its current reach [1] - The grocery industry, valued at $1 trillion, sees Walmart as its leading retail competitor [1] - Customers can order fresh produce, dairy, meat, seafood, baked goods, frozen foods, and household items [1] - Prime members can enjoy free same-day delivery on orders over $25, while non-members will incur a $12.99 service fee regardless of order size [1]

Core Viewpoint - Nissin Foods reported its financial performance for the period from April to June, highlighting growth in revenue from its China operations despite a decline in core operating profit [1] Financial Performance - Revenue from China operations reached 16.689 billion yen (approximately 814 million RMB), representing a year-on-year increase of 1.4% [1] - Core operating profit decreased by 4.9% to 1.271 billion yen, while operating profit fell by 1.6% to 1.311 billion yen [1] - Excluding exchange rate effects, revenue for the second quarter in China was 17.968 billion yen, with core operating profit at 1.368 billion yen, reflecting year-on-year growth of 9.2% and 2.4% respectively [1] Market Strategy - The company expanded its sales coverage in the Chinese market and made significant progress in promoting its "合味道" brand and high-end bagged noodle products [1] - Nissin Foods is also actively developing its non-noodle business, including frozen foods and snacks, with distribution business achieving synchronized growth [1]