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66% of consumers are planning to eat more fruits and vegetables to improve their diet, and this trend offers retailers cross-selling opportunities.

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Despite the benefits snacking can offer, many people think of snacks as something ... Myth: Snacking is the same as eating junk food. Fact: Snacking does not have to equate to junk food.