The new Jordans 'Grin-Ola' granola cereal has been unveiled by the brand as a product formulated for younger consumers to enjoy in place of traditional breakfast options.
Targeted at children aged five to 11, the cereal comes in four flavor options including 'Banana, 'Strawberry,' 'Chocolate' and 'Apple & Raspberry,' which all contain a low amount of sugar per serving. This makes them ideal for parents who are looking for a tastier way to introduce healthy breakfast options into the mix for young children who can be notoriously difficult when it comes to new foods.
The Jordans 'Grin-Ola' granola cereal is free of artificial colors, preservatives, added salt and is also vegetarian friendly to ensure it meets the stringent needs of discerning parents.
What's Driving This Trend
- Child-focused Granola Cereals
- Brands are creating granola cereal products specifically targeted towards younger consumers, offering a tastier way to introduce healthy breakfast options.
- Low Sugar Cereals
- Cereal brands are offering options that have a low amount of sugar per serving, aimed at health-conscious parents and younger consumers alike.
- Natural and Organic Cereals
- Brands are catering to discerning parents by formulating cereal products that are free of artificial colors, preservatives, added salt, and are vegetarian-friendly.
Who This Affects Most
- Food and Beverage Industry
- Food and beverage companies can target younger consumers with healthier breakfast options, by creating customized granola cereal products rich in taste, low in sugar with natural and organic ingredients.
- Children's Health Industry
- Children's health companies can embrace the trend of child-focused granola cereals with low sugar and natural and organic ingredients, and extend into product lines like snacks and drinks for children.
- Parenting Industry
- Parenting companies can help provide innovative meal ideas for kids, by collaborating with food industry to offer a variety of healthy snacks and drinks, with easy-to-digest information on nutritional benefits.
