All articles tagged with #consumer perception
Originally Published 7 months ago — by Rude Baguette
A Reddit user received two Nintendo Switch bundles with different packaging designs, highlighting regional variations and logistical strategies in Nintendo's distribution, which sparked discussions on marketing and brand consistency.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Benzinga
A recent survey suggests that Tesla's appeal among consumers is diminishing, potentially impacting its sales, with CEO Elon Musk's controversial public image being a contributing factor. The market intelligence firm Caliber reported a significant drop in Tesla’s "consideration score," attributing it to Musk's reputational downfall. Despite growing competition and economic concerns, Tesla's sales are expected to increase by only 3% in the first quarter, compared to a 15% rise in overall U.S. electric vehicle sales. Analysts have lowered the company's target price in anticipation of disappointing first-quarter delivery results, and Tesla's stock has dropped nearly 30% year to date.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Fox News
Expiration dates on food products serve as guidelines for maintaining food safety and quality. The "sell-by" date is for retailers, indicating when the product should be sold for peak quality. The "use-by" date suggests the optimal time for consuming the product at its best quality, but not necessarily a safety deadline. Foods like fish, meats, dairy products, and pre-prepared salads have "use-by" dates due to the potential risk of bacterial growth. However, dry goods, spices, packaged snacks, condiments, and hard cheeses can often be safe to consume past their expiration dates, although their taste and quality may diminish over time. Honey, white rice, and vinegar are examples of foods that never expire. Determining expiration dates involves scientific analysis and testing by food manufacturers.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by WFLA
Zero-sugar drinks have gained popularity as a healthier alternative to sugary beverages, but their health implications are still under scrutiny. These drinks often contain artificial sweeteners, which have been linked to potential metabolic effects and disruptions in the gut microbiome. While they can aid in weight management and blood sugar control, studies suggest a possible increased risk of metabolic syndrome. Expert opinions vary, with some cautioning against regular consumption. Consumers should be critical and informed when making choices about zero-sugar drinks.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by News-Medical.Net
A recent study in the Netherlands found that consumers generally perceive plant-based meat alternatives as healthier than meat, but are less willing to buy them due to lower palatability and higher prices. Participants also overestimated the protein content of meat alternatives compared to meat. The study highlights the need for a transparent and fair environment regarding the nutritional value of meat alternatives for consumers to create a sustainable food system.