Richard Charpentier shares his best practices for ensuring new products succeed.

In this episode of Since Sliced Bread, Mr. Brown and Bohn Popp, executive vice president of quality and brand strategy at Aunt Millie’s, explain how and why the company has made innovation such an integral part of the business.

Listen to this episode of Since Sliced Bread to hear how bakers can hold onto consumer dollars even as they return to a more on-the-go lifestyle.

In the latest season of Since Sliced Bread, listeners will hear conversations with analysts, consultants, and baking and snack companies as they explore the importance of innovation and some of the best practices for creating new products.

In this second episode of Since Sliced Bread’s state of the snacking industry, Ms. Lyons-Wyatt explores not only how the pandemic impacted innovation but also changed the definition of health and wellness and how immobility changed how consumers snack.

In this first episode, Sally Lyons-Wyatt gives an overview of the snack universe, dives into e-commerce and how the different generations engaged snacks last year

In this episode of Since Sliced Bread, Tim Grzebinski, client insights leader at IRI, explains how retained buyers drove growth, but lack of variety definitely had an impact on sales.

In this episode, Jonna Parker, team lead for fresh foods at IRI, sees how the lessons of 2020 can help the in-store bakery find opportunities for future growth. Michael Mendes, president of Just Desserts, also shared where the supplier of desserts and sweet goods to in-store bakeries saw growth and where the future of the category is going.

In this episode of Since Sliced Bread, Jonna Parker explains the why behind this data. Also, Luc Mongeau, president of Weston Foods, Toronto, shares how his company’s own donut business fared as in-store bakery sales took a hit during 2020.

In this episode, not only does Mr. Grzebinski provide data analysis, but Luc Mongeau, president of Weston Foods, Toronto, and Tim Lotesto, senior director of national retail accounts, Alpha Baking Co., Chicago, share their companies’ sales experiences from last year.