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Tastewise’s 2025 food trends report

Paula RookSeptember 5, 2025September 5, 2025

The first major shift is Gen Z’s growing demand for both affordable and flavourful foods. Young consumers seek exciting yet budget-friendly dining options, pushing brands to create innovative, cost-conscious products.

The second key trend is a broader audience’s rising interest in functional, health-promoting foods, such as gut health benefits and immune-boosting ingredients. While these trends present appetising business opportunities, AI-powered insights help brands translate them into profitable, data-backed product strategies.

And about Carbon Footprint Labeling: Sustainable wines will grow in popularity with 39% in 2025, redefining gourmet experiences and connecting the health of the planet with personal well-being.

It is almost 1 year away from this prediction. Do you think this trend is real?

Source: Artaalba

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