Whether red, pink or green, apples are popular across all income levels, age groups and ethnicities.

The Packer's Organic Fresh Trends 2021 consumer survey reveals a vast cross-section of commodity-specific insights about organic produce consumption.

This small stone fruit was one of the least purchased items in this year’s survey. 6% of customers purchased apricots within the past 12 months.

The likelihood of a plum purchase climbed three percentage points from last year. While families with kids were slightly more likely to buy plums, at 27%, than those without kids, at 25%.

According to 2020 Fresh Trends data, 26% of customers purchased sweet potatoes within the past 12 months. Read more data and research on sweet potatoes here.

The average American is driving food sales. It used to be that chefs drove the trends in foods and creating demand for lesser-known commodities that would eventually translate into more sales in supermarkets.

Consumers are more environmentally aware these days, as sustainability seems to be the buzzword for the new decade.

Fresh trends data and research on a variety of pineapple purchase demographics, such as; region, ethnicity, household size and income.

Apples and oranges always find themselves near the top of the list of most popular fruits in the produce department.

Nearly four out of 10 consumers say they seek out companies that are environmentally aware or active, according The Packer’s Fresh Trends 2020 survey.