The Fresh-Eyes Report #1
"Du pain, du vin, du Boursin."
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In France, the gluten-free market is continuously increasing as 600.000 people suffer from intolerance to gluten. That is the reason why Chef de France has launched a range of gluten-free spreadable products called "Les Tartinables Salés".
From the "Goat-cheese/alpine herbs" to the "Emmenthal/hazelnuts" flavors, the Savoyard brand tends to offer a wide choice of savory spreadable products for the aperitive. But Chef de France also offers sweet flavors like "Apple / caramel" for the dessert.
The sale commitment is based on the use of high quality ingredients.
Price : 3.90€-4.30€ (100g)
Where : super/hypermarkets, delicatessen shops and regional products shop.
Website : www.chef-de-france.com
Comments : On one hand, a lot of people are suffering from real intolerance to gluten. On the other hand, it has also became a consumption trend to eat gluten-free products. As this market is really innovative and booming, it is interesting to see that gluten-free brands now offer spreadable cheese-flavored products for the aperitive.
Is "Du pain, du Boursin, du vin" the correct order ?
* Ipsos survey realised on-line (18-24/09/2015) on a 1000 people representative sample of the French population (aged 18+)
Source : Marketing PGC