[Research Report] Seniors' 'Cooking Retirement' Drives the Deli Market! 70s Age Group Sees 38% Increase in Spending Over 7 Years / Macromill
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Macromill analyzed deli market trends using QPR™ consumer purchase history data, revealing a 15% growth in the market over seven years. Spending among those in their late 70s showed a significant increase. The 'cooking retirement' concept championed by commentator Keiko Higuchi is spreading among seniors, driving demand for deli products amidst lifestyle changes and health consciousness.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: Why do seniors purchase ready-to-eat meals?
- A: Based on the 'cooking retirement' concept, they aim to reduce the burden of daily cooking while maintaining or improving dietary quality.
- Q: Which category is characteristic of male purchases?
- A: Due to health consciousness, the 'salad' category is popular, with men accounting for half of the purchase share.
- Q: What is the future outlook for the deli market?
- A: With the aging population, demand for convenient deli foods among seniors is expected to remain strong.