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Report offers analysis of growing non-chocolate candy market.
December 14, 2022
Non-chocolate candy represents 32% of all confectionery purchases made in the United States, according to a new report from the National Confectioners Association.
“Valentine’s Day is positioned at the nexus of two powerful trends defining the confectionery category right now. Consumers are sharing chocolate and candy more frequently, and shoppers are increasingly looking for little moments to treat themselves," said NCA's John Downs.
It’s been over a decade now since Crystal Lindell started working for Candy Industry in December 2010, and in all that time she has never witnessed the kind of massive changes that have happened within the confectionery sector over the last year.