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23rd September 2015
Trace One’s research underscores significant issues with consumer confidence across all food brands
BOSTON, Mass., September 22, 2015 – Trace One, a global leader in private brand product lifecycle management (PLM) solutions and transparency software, today announced the results of its “Global Consumer Food Safety and Quality” research. The survey of shoppers across nine countries found that despite buying private food brands often, consumers do not trust the safety and quality of the foods they eat.
Only 12 percent of the consumers surveyed said that they wholeheartedly trust the safety of the private and National food brands they consume and only 10 percent wholeheartedly trust the quality. In fact, more than a quarter (27 percent) of consumers do not even trust the information on food product labels.
An impressive 95 percent of consumers buy private brands, but trust was not a driver of that action. Nearly three-quarters of respondents said they chose private brands because of lower prices, whereas only 22 percent said they buy private brands because they trust the product’s quality.
“The good news is that consumers worldwide have embraced the value of private brands, but the bad news is that they still do not trust the quality, safety and ingredient documentation of any food brand – be it private or National,” said Chris Morrison, CMO of Trace One. “Consumers are demanding more information and want reassurances that the foods they’re eating are safe – and originating from reliable sources. Brands that go above and beyond to share accurate and reliable product information with consumers will ultimately be rewarded with increased consumer trust.”
Key findings of the “Global Consumer Food Safety and Quality” research also include:
The independent online survey of more than 3,000 consumers was conducted in the summer of 2015 in Brazil, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Spain, Sweden, the United States and the United Kingdom.
To learn more about this research, you can access our findings here.
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