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  • HI-CHEW Survey: Global Treat Preferences & Travel Trends

    HI-CHEW Survey: Global Treat Preferences & Travel TrendsA HI-CHEW survey reveals Americans' interest in global treats, with mango, coconut, and dragon fruit topping the list. Travelers often discover new favorite snacks abroad, stocking up suitcases with treats.

    Performed by Talker Study in behalf of HI-CHEW, the study found that mango (42%), coconut (39%), dragon fruit (27%), and dulce de leche (20%) covered the checklist of faves and according to the results, they’re finest enjoyed in a treat (51%).

    Talker Research study surveyed 2,000 general populace Americans, with 847 who’ve ever before traveled globally; the survey was appointed by HI-CHEW and administered and carried out online by Talker Study between March 20 and March 24, 2025.

    Americans’ Interest in Global Treats

    “Eighty percent of Americans have an interest in attempting a new worldwide treat, according to the study,” stated Teruhiro Kawabe (Terry), Chief Rep for the U.S.A. & President, Chief Executive Officer of Morinaga America, Inc. “While traveling to new nations gets on several bucket lists, any person can also check out international flavors at regional neighborhood markets so that they can take pleasure in and try new international treats right in your home.”

    “Whether you’re bringing back new treats for friends and family from your next getaway or checking out worldwide tastes at local supermarket, the growing need for worldwide tastes makes it much easier than ever for consumers to enjoy global flavors without having to journey much,” added Kawabe.

    Snacking Experiences During Global Travel

    The survey also asked the 42% of those polled who have taken a trip worldwide regarding their snacking experiences. Among these vacationers, 81% claimed their global travels exposed new favored deals with that they or else wouldn’t have actually tried.

    Fifty-six percent of all participants would leave area in their travel suitcase simply to bring treats back home, while another 41% would not place it previous themselves to also acquire an additional traveling bag to stash their freshly purchased snacks.

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