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ROCKVILLE, Md., Aug. 26, 2014 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Over the past decade the food buying habits of Hispanics have begun to mirror those of American consumers as a whole, and U.S. marketers must be aware of various emerging trends if they seek to effectively reach the increasingly influential Latino consumer segment, according to Hispanic Food Shoppers in the U.S., a recent report by market research publisher Packaged Facts.
The report can be found at: http://www.packagedfacts.com/redirect.asp?progid=86587&productid=8262201.
"It's become evident that Hispanic consumers are spending a significantly higher portion of their food budgets on packaged foods such as processed vegetables, as well as on frozen and canned meals," says Packaged Facts research director David Sprinkle. "At the same time, Latino spending on fresh produce and meats has declined in an almost archetypal American fashion."
There are wide differences in the food preferences of various national groups of Hispanic food shoppers. Some reflect local U.S. eating habits. Puerto Ricans and Dominicans, for example, are concentrated in the New York metro area and are more likely to eat bagels. Other differences reflect acculturation factors. For example, Puerto Ricans have a long history on the U.S. mainland and are more likely than other Latino groups to reflect the habits of food shoppers as a whole. Still other variations are more straightforwardly related to national and regional origins, including the obvious fact that packaged "Mexican" foods and ingredients are most likely to be used by Latinos whose heritage is from Mexico or Central America.
While there can be significant differences in food preferences within the Hispanic population, a gap between the purchasing patterns of Hispanic and all food shoppers on average also persists. Hispanic food shoppers have been devoting an increasing percentage of their food dollars to the center of the store, but there are a wide variety of food products that Latinos (with the exception of Puerto Ricans and in a few cases Mexicans) choose not to buy. These include traditional mainstream American foods such as peanut butter, pretzels and pickles.
And although the Spanish language plays a central role in the broader Hispanic experience in the U.S., data in the report suggest that the direct impact of in-language marketing efforts on Hispanic food shoppers is lessening. Only 36% remember more about or pay more attention to products and services that are advertised in Spanish. Nevertheless, Spanish-language advertising and labeling is still worth the investment as a corporate image-building effort, even with highly acculturated Hispanic food shoppers.
Looking ahead, Packaged Facts expects that the continuing healthy growth in the Hispanic population, an improving economy that will lift job prospects for Latino workers, the overall confidence about the future demonstrated by Hispanic consumers and improved marketing and merchandising by food marketers and retailers will contribute to a more vigorous growth rate in Hispanic food expenditures in grocery and other food stores than was seen in the last five years. As U.S.-born Hispanics account for an increasing share of the Hispanic population, spending by Hispanic consumer units on processed foods and packaged goods in the center of the store is expected to increase at an even faster rate than overall food expenditures Overall, Packaged Facts forecasts that expenditures by Hispanic food shoppers will reach $86 billion in 2018. This represents cumulative growth of more than 28% and a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of more than 5%.
For more information on Hispanic Food Shoppers in the U.S. and other reports in Packaged Facts' industry-leading catalog of market research reports please visit: http://www.packagedfacts.com/.
About Packaged Facts – Packaged Facts, a division of MarketResearch.com, publishes market intelligence on a wide range of consumer market topics, including consumer demographics and shopper insights, consumer financial products and services, consumer goods and retailing, consumer packaged goods, and pet products and services. Packaged Facts also offers a full range of custom research services.
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Members of the men's 4x100m freestyle relay team will face a Swimming Australia integrity panel inquiry following admissions of misbehaviour at a team bonding session at Manchester before the London Olympics.
In statement read out by Australian Swimmers Association chief executive Daniel Kowalski on behalf of the six swimmers, Eamon Sullivan, Tommaso D'Orsogna, James Magnussen, James Roberts, Matt Targett and Cameron McEvoy, the squad admitted to taking the sedative Stilnox after a training session.
The pills were prescribed to Sullivan and Targett and the scripts were filled before the team left Australia and before the Australian Olympic Committee announced that team members were banned from using the drug about three weeks before the Games.
The team admitted that they used the drug in knowing it was banned by the AOC.
"We all acknowledge that at the time Stilnox was consumed, it had been recently prohibited by the AOC,'' Kowalksi read.
''We own up to it... and are deeply sorry for it.''
They also said they made prank phone calls and knocked on team members' doors as part of the initiation session.
The swimmers now face sanctions from the Australian Olympic Committee (AOC) which could include bans and fines.
The AOC banned athletes using Stilnox and other prescription sedatives.
The six freestyle relay squad members admitted to all taking one Stilnox tablet during their bonding session.
Favoured to win the gold medal in London, a team of Magnussen, Targett, Sullivan and Roberts swam the final and finished fourth.
The swimmers believed the bonding session was ''harmless fun''.
World 100m champion Magnussen and Sullivan insisted taking Stilnox had no effect ''at all'' on their swim performances in London.
Magnussen said the prescription drug was taken ''to bond with these guys''.
''In hindsight it was a ridiculous choice and ridiculous method... but I don't feel it affected my performance,'' Magnussen said.
The revelations came a day after Swimming Australia (SA) created its integrity panel in the wake of two damning reviews released publicly on Tuesday.
One review, into culture and leadership, found a ''toxic'' culture cruelled Australia's swim team at last year's London Olympics.
Australian swimmers won just one gold, six silver and three bronze medals at the London Games, the lowest tally in the pool in two decades.
The nation also failed to produce an individual gold medallist for the first time since the 1976 Montreal Olympics.
The review cited incidents of ''getting drunk, misuse of prescription drugs, breaching curfews, deceit, bullying'' which were not addressed by team hierarchy.
A separate review, into swimming's governance and high performance programme, identified shortcomings including a lack of clear national vision and poor accountability, transparency and communication.
It also found Swimming Australia's board was unable to deal with issues and made 35 recommendations to improve governance and the high performance programme.
Fellow Olympian Jade Neilsen had spoken out ahead of that press conference, detailing her teammates' ''inappropriate behaviour''.
Neilsen said she and an unnamed roommate were woken by late-night phone calls and door-knocking from James Magnussen, James Roberts and Cameron McEvoy while at a team staging camp in Manchester.
Neilsen said she and her roommate told coaches of the men's strange behaviour, but were ignored.
''I will confirm they were being inappropriate and it was towards [unnamed roommate] and I. I won't specifically say [what happened],'' she told News Limited.
''It has sort of already come out, pretty much, what they've done. All I can say is their behaviour was completely inappropriate. It was so inappropriate it was not funny. That is all I can really say about that.''
News Limited reported that Magnussen barged into Neilsen's room with McEvoy, both wearing only jeans. Later, McEvoy reportedly returned with Roberts, who was wearing only underwear, and started banging on the door.
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Deportivo Anzoategui have begun the Venezuela Primera Division Clausura season with a 1-0 win away to Deportivo Petare.
Anzoategui topped the 2012-13 standings in Venezuela but were disappointed to finish fourth in the Apertura season of the 2013-14 campaign.
Juvencio Betancourt's made an early statement about their intentions in the Clausura season on Wednesday with Rolando Escobar scoring the only goal as they knocked off Petare in Caracas.
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Mauricio Parra rounded out the scoring for Lara on 56 minutes as the home side delighted their fans with an emphatic beginning to the campaign.
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An early goal from Tucanes' Arnaldo Aranda was the only strike of the first half before Juan Garcia doubled the advantage just after half-time.
Late goals to Jesus Gonzalez and Argenis Gomez sealed the win with Tucanes joining Lara as the league pacesetters.
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Feb 10, 2011, 6:46 PM EDT
There's a really good chance that disgruntled infielder Michael Young is going to have to report to Rangers camp next week. He has requested a trade and the Rangers' front office has attempted to satisfy that request, but there's simply nothing out there.
A source told Jeff Wilson of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram on Thursday evening that the Rangers now don't expect to find a landing spot for Young before the start of spring training.
The 34-year-old is simply owed too much money and not productive enough historically away from the Rangers' cozy ballpark to justify such a lofty salary. According to Ken Rosenthal of FOXSports.com, the Dodgers asked Texas to assume 75 percent of the remaining three years and $48 million on Young's current contract when the two sides engaged in trade talks earlier this week. That's $36 million that the Rangers would simply have to eat. Those talks have obviously been broken off.
Rangers general manager Jon Daniels isn't dumb. In fact, he's a very highly regarded baseball mind. He is not going to blindly satisfy Young's desire to get out of Texas with a deal that would cause harm to the future of the club that he is in charge of running. Paying $36 million to thin air over the next three seasons would be borderline idiotic and would certainly limit the Rangers' ability to improve their overall roster.
If Young wants to suck up his pride and report to Rangers camp with a smile on his face, maybe all of this can be smoothed over. Young has expressed great feelings of respect for club president Nolan Ryan and manager Ron Washington, and a face-to-face meeting with those two would surely go a long way toward the reconciliation of what is, right now, a complete mess.
Young might not be able to see the light at the end of the tunnel at the moment, but there will be plenty of at-bats available to him if he commits to being a flexible member of the 2011 roster. Whether at designated hitter or first base, Washington can find him regular playing time.
The Rangers tried to shop him and couldn't find a viable suitor. Now the ball is in Young's court.
- koufaxmitzvah - Feb 10, 2011 at 7:54 PM
Michael Young is a gutty Gaucho. He will get his job done the best he can.
- angrycorgi - Feb 11, 2011 at 9:57 AM
…the "best he can" is gauranteed to be "not nearly good enough"…dude is making 16 mil a year to be a defensive joke…and he won't play unless he has the opportunity to committ errors in the infield.
- koufaxmitzvah - Feb 11, 2011 at 10:54 PM
Whoah. You are angry. Don't hate the player for getting paid. Dude's got a good work ethic and will earn his trade if he gets it. Go Gauchos.
- hardjudge - Feb 10, 2011 at 9:00 PM
He will probably be their regular first baseman for 5 or 6 years. He has plenty of range for first base and out hits their other candidates by a ton.
- paperlions - Feb 10, 2011 at 9:33 PM
It was a small sample size, but last year Moreland outhit Young (especially on the road)….and being 25, he's likely to get better, Young is likely to get worse.
- hardjudge - Feb 11, 2011 at 4:09 AM
Moreland .255, which started high and got worse.
Young .284
- paperlions - Feb 11, 2011 at 7:34 AM
How embarrassing for you.
Moreland: .357 OBP, .472 SLG, .357 wOBA.
Young: .330 OBP, .444 SLG, .335 wOBA.
- paperlions - Feb 11, 2011 at 7:37 AM
Also, in the post season Moreland put up a .400 OBP with .500 SLG, which was both better than Young and better than his regular season numbers…yeah, small sample sizes, but his numbers were not a product of an hot streak to start his MLB career.
- sabathiawouldbegoodattheeighthtoo - Feb 10, 2011 at 11:05 PM
Andrus and the first base crew are a combined 11 years old, Kinsler body is made of blown glass, Beltre has had 2 good years in the last 10. Young should get 500ABs easy in TEX
- Drew Silva - Feb 10, 2011 at 11:13 PM
Yeah, good point about Kinsler. Who knows if he'll be able to stay healthy?
- BC - Feb 11, 2011 at 9:22 AM
DH him and make him the jack-of-all-trades utility guy. He'll be in the lineup somewhere every day. And it's not like a guy that doesn't have any pop but hits between .280 and .300 is going to completely kill you. Texas should hang onto him unless they get blown away by some team willing to take on his entire contract (ain't happening).
- gt929 - Feb 13, 2011 at 1:18 AM
That's exactly what the Rangers intended to do before he threw a hissy.
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The Knox County Candidate Forum was sponsored by the Knox County Chamber of Commerce and The Edina Sentinel. The event was held on Tuesday, October 9, 2012 at the Knox County Community Center. The forum was moderated by Sentinel Editor and Publisher Mike Scott. Candidate Forum Part 1 of 3 Candidate ForumREAD MORE


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SCARSDALE, N.Y. -- The Scarsdale Daily Voice accepts signed letters to the editor. Send letters to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Most of my classmates at NYU School of Medicine choose to live in Manhattan, but I am very happy living at home in Scarsdale.
After many years of dorm life, I am happy to come home every day to my family among the lush green trees, beautiful homes, and safety of this neighborhood. When my sister called me, panicked from a bomb shelter in Israel last week, I realized I taken so much of my life in this beautiful community for granted.
This month alone more than 1,200 rockets have rained down on Israel from the Gaza Strip They send my sister, who is in Israel on a study abroad program run by MIT, into the bomb shelter at least twice daily.
"Fifteen seconds," she told me. When the siren sounds, what the Israelis call a "code red," civilians have just 15 seconds to run into a bomb shelter. I know I haven't been to the gym as much as I should, but even at my best that is not enough time.
That is why I am so grateful for Israel's Iron Dome, a highly sophisticated air defense system that intercepts and destroys rockets fired from Gaza in mid-air.
If you have not seen a video of Iron Dome in action, do a Google search for it. What makes the system so incredible is it can discern which rockets will land in empty areas, and which are headed for populated ones, and only shoots down those that will be damaging.
Iron Dome has been instrumental in keeping Israeli casualties to a minimum. I owe the American government a "thank you" for making it possible. In light of the recent Palestinian terror attacks, the United States' investment in Iron Dome was a wise decision and right now is saving hundreds of lives.
Everyday, the newspapers are filled with horrible stories from across the globe. The saying "no news is good news" ringing true. I think for many Americans, it is not until these stories have a personal impact that they really are internalized and take on meaning.
How many of us rapidly flip through headlines on the train, only to throw out the paper on the platform a few minutes later? I know I am guilty.
I hope all of us, from the safety of Scarsdale, will be able to take a minute to think about the millions of Israelis and Palestinians being terrorized by Hamas. Hopefully, Operation Protective Edge will be successful at destroying the Hamas terror organization and its infrastructure, freeing both peoples from oppression.
Rachel Bandler
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