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6 Shevat 5767 - January 25, 2007 | Mordecai Plaut, director Published Weekly
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Diet Foods Gaining Popularity Among Chareidi Consumers

By R. Gil

Dieting is taking over the store shelves, even in chareidi stores. More consumers than ever are looking for diet products and manufacturers are starting to speak to us in the language of the dietetic market.

According to the latest survey by Geocartographia the chareidi public leads the trend and is considered the most conscientious calorie counter (28 percent, compared to 17 percent among the general population), which is immediately translated into up-to-date advertising terms while products lacking consumer appeal are re-marketed as healthy products, giving them a significant advantage.

Until recently it was rare to encounter campaigns for diet products aimed at the chareidi sector. The recent survey and similar market assessments clearly indicate wholesomeness is a leading factor in the chareidi consumer's list of considerations, and "lite" and reduced-calorie products are especially popular, even if the price is higher than regular products. Advertising agencies are riding the wave and the first ad harbingers forced the other companies to show dietetic creativity of their own.

 

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