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FUNCTIONAL INGREDIENTS


consumers approach food. “Consumers are no longer willing to choose between pleasure and well-being – they expect both, including from their favorite bakery products,” she says. Insights from Puratos’ Taste Tomorrow


platform highlight the scale of this change. While taste remains the primary driver when consumers choose indulgent baked goods, health considerations are becoming increasingly influential. According to the company’s data, 67% of consumers worldwide now choose certain foods and ingredients based on their health benefits. At the same time, transparency has become an important part of the purchasing decision. Dr. de Pelsmaeker explains: “Our Taste Tomorrow ‘always on’


CONSUMERS ARE NO


LONGER WILLING TO CHOOSE BETWEEN PLEASURE AND WELL-BEING – THEY EXPECT


BOTH, INCLUDING FROM THEIR FAVORITE BAKERY PRODUCTS — DR. SARA DE PELSMAEKER, PURATOS


insights show that although taste remains the main driver of indulgent baked goods, 67% of consumers worldwide now choose certain foods and ingredients based on their health benefits too. A whopping 81% of shoppers look for products with reduced sugar, while 74% seek ‘clean and natural’ labels that they deem more trustworthy. These changing preferences are reshaping what healthy bakery looks and feels like.” As a result, bakery manufacturers


are increasingly reformulating products to meet both sensory and nutritional expectations. “Functional ingredients play a pivotal role in helping bakers strike the right balance between pleasure and well- being,” Dr. de Pelsmaeker says. Ingredients such as sprouted grains,


FEBRUARY/MARCH 2026 • KENNEDY’S BAKERY PRODUCTION • 15


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