As we know, not all diners are alike. Some order the same rice dishes once a week while others can go months without ever eating a meal that contains rice.
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When it comes to choosing their rice, consumers have a lot of options and the choices seem to be growing by the minute.
While it’s easy to measure which rice products shoppers are investing it, it’s difficult to know the benefits consumers are seeking.
While it’s easy to measure which rice dishes diners order, it’s difficult to know the benefits consumers are seeking with their order.
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Whether you cook rice to showcase your cultural heritage or you only know how to prepare a few recipes and use rice for a quick meal solution, each rice consumer has their own unique buying and consumption habits.
A Riceland study of 3,000 rice shoppers reveals the types of claims that resonate most with consumers by demographic group and channel.
As we know, not all rice shoppers are alike. Some consumers purchase rice once a week while others can go months without purchasing a bag of rice.
When it comes to shopping for and purchasing rice, there are a lot of factors that play a part in getting that bag of rice from the shelf to the cart and ultimately, the table.
Take a trip down the rice aisle of any local grocery store and you’re going to see a variety of new and exotic offerings.
