When it comes to communicating about nutrition, strategy matters more than ever before. With so many ways to obtain information, consumers are overloaded with often contradictory data about health and nutrition. Because consumers today can access media in so many places — on their computers, smartphones and even smart watches — getting through to your audience can seem impossible for a food marketer. Competing with funny memes, viral YouTube videos and word-of-mouth advice can be difficult; however, it’s not impossible. With global consumer health and nutrition information like the insights found in Eat Well Global’s new report, The Consumer Voice: Global Insights on Food, Nutrition, Trust and Influence, you can use consumer behavior and perception to inform your communication strategy. This global report is filled with current insights to help your organization adopt a nutrition communication strategy that:
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