The New Stute Foods Fruit Jams Have No Added Sugar
Michael Hemsworth — December 21, 2016 — Lifestyle
References: stute-foods & foodbev
Those who are diabetic or simply looking to limit their intake of sugar will find the new Stute Foods fruit jams to be an effective alternative to sugar-laden options on the market. Each of the Stute Foods jams is free from added sugar, which means it won't spike blood sugar as much as other preserves out there.
The new Stute Foods jam lineup includes eight flavors in total that are purported to have 90% less sugar than traditional jams as well as 30% fewer calories. The new release of the Stute Foods fruit jams is also being paired with a website that allows consumers access to diabetic-friendly recipes to help utilize the preserves in delicious ways. The jams are packaged in 430-gram jars and feature a classic label design aesthetic.
The new Stute Foods jam lineup includes eight flavors in total that are purported to have 90% less sugar than traditional jams as well as 30% fewer calories. The new release of the Stute Foods fruit jams is also being paired with a website that allows consumers access to diabetic-friendly recipes to help utilize the preserves in delicious ways. The jams are packaged in 430-gram jars and feature a classic label design aesthetic.
Trend Themes
1. Diabetic-friendly Foods - The trend of producing diabetic-friendly food products opens up opportunities for companies to cater to a large group of health-conscious consumers.
2. Low-sugar Products - Creating products with reduced sugar content can help companies cater to consumers who are looking to limit their sugar intake without compromising on taste.
3. Health-conscious Preserves - Manufacturing preserves with lower calorie counts opens up a niche market for companies to attract diet-conscious consumers.
Industry Implications
1. Food Manufacturing - Food manufacturers can introduce a line of diabetic-friendly products to appeal to health-conscious consumers and those with dietary restrictions.
2. Specialty Food Retail - Specialty food retailers can focus on low-sugar food products to market to customers looking for healthier options or diabetic-friendly products.
3. Recipe Websites - Recipe websites can create specialized recipe content for diabetic-friendly products such as Stute Foods jams, to cater to consumers looking for low-sugar and low-calorie options for their meals and snacks.
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