Love for Ugly Fruits
There’s been a fair amount of outrage at the idea that fruit and vegetables are thrown out and considered unfit for sale just because they don’t look aesthetically pleasing enough. In many people’s books, a banana is a banana, and a carrot is a carrot, regardless of a few extra bumps and lumps. This is why supermarkets and online delivery companies have begun to sell the ‘ugly’ or ‘imperfect’ produce – usually at discounted rates – and it’s set to become a popular way to shop in 2019.
Healthier Breakfasts
Though we don’t expect the likes of sugary, children-friendly cereals to disappear off of supermarket shelves anytime soon, the rise in demand for healthier breakfasts is undoubtedly bringing about more alternatives. With big brands starting to introduce pro-biotic and protein-based cereals, as well as those with more fruit and grains, and less artificial flavours, you can expect a healthier start to your day.