Sentences with phrase «more consumers begin»

«As more and more consumers begin searching the shelves for alternative dairy products that are enjoyable to drink and contain unprocessed ingredients, we thought this was the perfect time to introduce a real essential and balanced nutritional beverage that the whole family can enjoy.»

As Canadian household debt continues to climb into the trillions and increasingly more consumers begin looking for debt help, Credit Canada CEO, Laurie Campbell discusses how she has been warning consumers about fraudulent debt solution providers for years.

Thousands of credit report review / repair specialists will be needed the years ahead as more consumers begin to take advantage of their free credit reports.

Thousands of credit report review / repair specialists will be needed the years ahead as more consumers begin to take advantage of their free credit reports, and learn about their credit scores and for those unfortunate individuals and families under collection procedures

Last November, Pepsi acquired sparkling probiotic drink company KeVita for $ 200 million as more consumers began to crave less sugary, more functional beverages.

BlackBerry lost its crown as more and more consumers began to make the jump to larger full - touchscreen smartphones like Apple's iPhone and Android - based devices like Samsung's Galaxy S series and Motorola's Droid lineup.

Not exact matches

Entrepreneurs have begun building their businesses around this desire for instant gratification, and as a result, consumers have become even more conditioned to expect real - time services that further feed this perceived need.

Still, tokenization will almost certainly become more widespread next year because it is tied to the new chip - enabled credit cards consumers have already begun to receive in the mail.

U.S. lawmakers are beginning to look into so - called data brokers, pushing these firms to be more transparent about what data they're gathering, and getting permission from consumers.

As more cities and states begin mandatory nutrition labeling on menus — so far New York City, Oregon, California and several major cities, with similar legislation pending in 15 states — Repole sees consumers making a major change in their eating habits.

Only recently have more major western brands begun focusing on the needs of Chinese consumers.

Beginning in 2007, JBSS began focusing its business more on the consumer goods / branded foods segment.

In general, a drop in consumer confidence by more than 20 points below its 12 - month average has accompanied the beginning of recessions;

Adams recounted that in 1891, Gillette and Painter had a very important conversation; Painter encouraged him to begin working on a product that would be thrown away after its use, which would keep consumers coming back for more of the product.

With consumer prices in the U.S. possibly set to begin rising on President Trump's more protectionist policies — once he can get them enacted — gold priced in dollars could also be headed higher.

As consumers began to crave more individualized buying experiences, many marketers turned to ABM to meet those needs.

While overall consumer sentiment levels have risen to the highest reading since the beginning of 2004, the current conditions component is at the highest level recorded since the measure was first published more than 40 years ago.

Beginning Jan. 1, 2015, an imported blanket (made of synthetic fibres) imported from one of these 72 countries will be assessed the higher 17 - per - cent MFN rate, rather than the 12 - per cent GPT rate - making them more expensive to consumers.

We would be more compelled if this was accompanied by a drop in consumer confidence of 20 points or more below its 12 - month average, which typically accompanies the beginning of recessions.

But now, Lululemon is flexing its dollars to include more of a marketing push as the athleisure market grows more crowded and consumers begin to spend less on apparel.

Yet even as more retailers are beginning to embrace digital money, the number of consumers using Bitcoin to make purchases has remained small.

Almost as soon as they had said that America never again would be the same, they began to talk about the restoration of the familiar and heroic past, making good the losses of September 11 with quicker witted intelligence agents, heavier artillery, more patriotic displays of consumer confidence in all the nation's better stores....

The company says the industry began to change, and the hot economy began to cool down with consumers becoming more resistant to the high cost of seafood.

«Our goal is to begin introducing traditional Filipino [food] under a new brand that is more accessible to the typical specialty food consumer, but still speaks to the Philippine heritage,» Brand Manager P.J. Quesada says.

Merisant also has significant marketshare for sweetener products in Europe, where consumers are again beginning to make more discretionary purchases following the worldwide recession.

Homer says consumers are beginning to get the message that cheaper is not always better, and that taste and quality are more important to many of them now than in the past.

«The chocolate palate is growing more sophisticated and consumers are beginning to demand from chefs an authentic and intense chocolate flavour.

In another bold prediction, he envisions the start of GR3.0 sometime around 2030, when farmers start planting far more robust C4 and nitrogen - fixing rice varieties and consumers begin finding nutritious rice in the marketplace.

«The one positive thing that's happening in Canada is that consumers are beginning to be more aware of the fact that they're paying more for their dairy products,» Vilsack said.

But consumers are beginning to look beyond «spicy» for more specific indicators of heat on menus.

These may have begun to challenge take - out and delivery restaurants, but Kraft's group was aware of the potential market that could be gained by making such products even more convenient for the consumer.

As consumers begin to vote with their dollars for more innovative products and services that both delight the purchaser and support the long - term health of society, they help create competitive advantage for those brands that best deliver.

But as consumers have become more health - conscious, and rampant obesity set off red flags about the health effects of sugar, many food and agribusiness companies have begun searching for new ingredients.

As consumer preference for rBST - free milk has increased, more dairy farmers have begun switching their practices to eliminate the use of artificial growth hormones.

As Australian consumers are becoming more aware and concerned about the lives led by animals raised for food, retailers have begun scrutinising their own supply chains.

Once the pipeline is complete, the Valley Energy Center will begin to reduce the region's overall emissions, protect and enhance the reliability of the region's electric grid, and start saving New York's energy consumers more than an estimated $ 600 million in electricity costs annually.»

In the 21st century, however, in order to meet consumers» expectations for steadily increasing computational power, chipmakers have had to begin equipping their chips with more and more cores, or processing units.

Hoping to jump on the fad dieting bandwagon, some manufacturers have begun using the «wheat bread» title to make white bread sound a bit more appealing to health - conscious consumers.

As consumer's palates have shifted toward a preference for more creative, interesting, and yes, funky, food (see: the natural wine movement and the rise of fermentation generally), recipe developers have begun to rely on its properties outside of Asian cuisine.

As the food industry began to co-opt the USDA guidelines, consumer guidelines became more about got more product endorsements, less about sound nutritional advice.

While it's still not perfect, the newly revised one (which will begin rolling out in 2017) will enable consumers to make more healthful food choices, thanks to new features such as serving size adjustments and the addition of «added sugars.»

Selling a range of mid-tier brands such as Banana Republic, Anthropologie, Aéropostale and BCBG Max Azria alongside high - end offerings from Dolce & Gabbana, Chloé, Prada, Miu Miu and Fendi, Xiu began attracting a growing consumer base looking for more affordable fashion and by August 2013 counted an estimated three million registered users.

Enter Glenn Murphy, who, beginning in 2007, managed to turn around the behemoth retailer, which generated more than $ 16 billion in revenues in the year ending February 2014, having regained the confidence of the financial markets and re-engaged its consumer base in America and abroad.

With more than 800 online dating sites, according to Mark Brooks, who edits Online Personals Watch, consumers have many decisions to make before the dating even begins.

However, any industry will begin to diversify creatively and become more in tune with consumers — it's a type of collaborative learning together that is especially fast on the Internet.

When consumers began to realize this information was no longer a marketing gimmick, but actual statistics, they more or less accepted the online dating as mainstream.

But I believe that around the mid-1980s, when corporations began to become more powerful that some nation states, that the battle for critical democratic citizenship became just a smokescreen for the production of consumer citizenship and critical pedagogy as it was then conceived became more like a dying star about to go into a supernova stage and incinerate any hope we had for real educational transformation, locked as we were within a neoliberal state that was quickly consolidating itself (and that a few decades later would have transformed itself into a security state akin to fascism).

Marketing's transition began with the emergence of new channels and resources that enabled marketers to not only reach more consumers, but also reach the right consumers.

«What charters have done is to create a more educated consumer,» says Kathleen Boyle Dalen, director of education policy development for the Learning Exchange, an education consulting organization in Kansas City, Mo. «Parents are beginning to weigh their options and holding schools accountable.»

By then, the seeds had been planted for an eventual recall fiasco that would rival the Ford Explorer / Firestone recall of 2000 and Toyota's more recent «unintended acceleration» debacle, even as American consumers began to get used to product recalls.