These Primal Kitchen condiments are being added to the brand's product portfolio to transform perceptions surrounding flavor and quality when it comes to some of the most popular pantry staples.
The condiments include the Mild & Sweet Buffalo, Organic Honey Teriyaki, Organic Korean BBQ Sauce, A Tad Sweet Organic Ketchup and the Whip Dressing & Spread. Each of the condiments are characterized by their free from formulas that have no canola oil, soy or dairy, while also featuring low levels of sugar per serving compared to leading alternatives on the market.
The Primal Kitchen condiments are being launched at a variety of retailers in the US including Walmart, Fresh Thyme and an array of additional independent natural grocers as well as from the brand online and from Amazon.
Artisan-Quality Condiment Collections
These Primal Kitchen Condiments Come in Five Varieties
Trend Themes
1. Clean Label Condiments - Opportunities for innovation lie in developing condiments made with high-quality ingredients and free from artificial additives and allergens.
2. Health-conscious Pantry Staples - There is a market for pantry staples that are low in sugar and made with whole, natural ingredients that prioritize health and wellness.
3. Gourmet Condiment Collections - There is a trend towards elevated, artisan-quality condiments that offer unique and complex flavor profiles to consumers.
Industry Implications
1. Food and Beverage - Food and beverage companies can capitalize on the trend towards clean label and health-conscious pantry staples by creating new condiment products that cater to these preferences.
2. E-commerce - There is potential for e-commerce platforms to offer unique and specialized condiment collections to consumers looking for artisan-quality and hard-to-find options.
3. Grocery Retail - Grocery retailers can offer consumers a wider range of condiment options that cater to different flavor preferences, dietary needs and lifestyles.