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WILD Flavors & Specialty Ingredients
Bastian Hörmann
January, 30th 2016
Chocolate Flavor Innovation:
Creating opportunities with value-adding ingredients
Agenda
• Flavor Perception
What is flavor
What means flavor perception for NPD and business
• Chocolate Flavor Challenges
Regulatory
Ingredients and technology
• Flavor Innovation
Consumers’ demand
Market Trends
Opportunities with value adding ingredients
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Agenda
• Flavor Perception
What is flavor
What means flavor perception for NPD and business
• Chocolate Flavor Challenges
Regulatory
Ingredients and technology
• Flavor Innovation
Consumers’ demand
Market Trends
Opportunities with value adding ingredients
… but what is a flavor?
Flavor: Definition
More or less complex mixture (up to 300 components) for food
flavoring
= products consisting of 5-20%
flavoring and 80-95% not
flavoring ingredients (e.g. solvent, carrier).
The flavoring part is responsible for the flavor.
Flavourings are used to improve or modify the odour and/or taste of
foods for the benefit of the customer.
Composition of Flavors
Top Note
Body
Long Lasting
Flavors should…
Give taste
Strengthen /
enhance
taste Standardize the
final product
Cover off-
taste
Give
possibilities for
product
innovations
… how to find the right flavor?
Our Senses
Hearing Sight
Taste andsmell
Feel andtouch
„Taste experiences“ are based
on the combination of all
senses:
Product Perception
Smell
Hearing
TasteSight
Touch
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Agenda
• Flavor Perception
What is flavor
What means flavor perception for NPD and
business
• Chocolate Flavor Challenges
Regulatory
Ingredients and technology
• Flavor Innovation
Consumers’ demand
Market Trends
Opportunities with value adding ingredients
… what does this mean for NPD?
Role of Flavor for Marketing?
Business to Business Marketing at WILD
Placement Product Price Promotion
Product
Concept
Costs
Which impact has the flavor?
Flavors Are Responsible for a Significant Product
Feature
Marketing Mix:
Product => Flavor as part of it besides:
Packaging, Claims / other Product Features, Communication
Flavor can have significant influence on:
Preference
Re-purchasing Rate
USP
Agenda
• Flavor Perception
What is flavor
What means flavor perception for NPD and business
• Chocolate Flavor Challenges
Regulatory
Ingredients and technology
• Flavor Innovation
Consumers’ demand
Market Trends
Opportunities with value adding ingredients
… what challenges in chocolate NPD occur
Agenda
• Flavor Perception
What is flavor
What means flavor perception for NPD and business
• Chocolate Flavor Challenges
Regulatory
Ingredients and technology
• Flavor Innovation
Consumers’ demand
Market Trends
Opportunities with value adding ingredients
Usage of flavors in Chocolate
Source: Verordnung über Kakao- und Schokoladenerzeugnisse (Kakaoverordnung, Kakao-VO BMVEL, § 2 Zutaten
Flavors must not boost or imitate the taste of chocolate or milkfat
Flavors only can be used for adding new tastes and/or create fitting fillings for chocolate applications
Application of flavors in chocolate strongly bound to oil-soluble solvents Diacetin Triacetin
Agenda
• Flavor Perception
What is flavor
What means flavor perception for NPD and business
• Chocolate Flavor Challenges
Regulatory
Ingredients and technology
• Flavor Innovation
Consumers’ demand
Market Trends
Opportunities with value adding ingredients
Ingredient segments for chocolate (-fillings)
Flavors
Colors
Fruit Powders/Granules
Fruit Preps
Flavor Systems/
Compounds
Lecithin/Cocoa butter improver
Agenda
• Flavor Perception
What is flavor
What means flavor perception for NPD and business
• Chocolate Flavor Challenges
Regulatory
Ingredients and technology
• Flavor Innovation
Consumers’ demand
Market Trends
Opportunities with value adding ingredients
To innovate successfully, we need to understand
what consumers are looking for in flavors…
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… which trends influence the flavor choice?
Demand of chocolate in key markets
Per Capita Consumption of chocolate and chocolate confectionery (kg), 2016
Source: Mintel Insights, 2016
UK CH GER RUS AUT
8.61 8.59 8.32 6.57 5.37
Human ethics and Seasonal lead in claims
0,0%
5,0%
10,0%
15,0%
20,0%
25,0%
Top claims in chocolate NPD, Europe, 10/14 – 10/16
Source: Mintel GNPD
The blurring of lines between confectionery and
snacks continues to grow
Launches of chocolate confectionery
with crunchy textures led those with
smooth textures, and the ingredients
used to give the chocolate its crunch
came not only from nuts, but also from
biscuits, cereals and salty snacks,
including potato chips, pretzels and
tortilla chips.
In some instances, distinguishing
between a snack (e.g. chocolate-
covered potato chips) and a
confectionery (e.g. chocolate
confectionery with pieces of potato chip
in it) becomes only a matter of
definition.
Chocolate confectionery, launches by texture, global, 2016Looking forward, it is likely that lines
between snacks and confectionery
will continue to become less distinct
Source: Mintel GNPD
Growing use of ancient grains
0,0%
0,1%
0,1%
0,2%
0,2%
0,3%
2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016
Chocolate NPD containing quinoa, Europe
Dark Chocolate Pieces
with Quinoa, Goji,
Almonds & Sunflower
Seeds (Bel & Bio),
Germany
All You Need is Love
Chocolate Belgian Thins
(Belvas), France -
comprises quinoa &
buckwheat
More than just a crunch – opportunities to be more
explicit about ancient grains’ benefits
Raspberry &
Cranberry Super
Grains Porridge
(Quaker Oats Super
Goodness), UK
Cacao & Cashew
Quinoa Bars
(Perk!er), UK
Consumers would like to see more BFY
confectionery, although flavor still rules
In the UK, for example,
consumers are interested in a
number of flavor innovations in
sugar confectionery.
In Europe, chocolate eaters are
interested in seeing chocolate
with less sweet fillings,
suggesting another avenue for
flavor exploration.
About a third of chocolate
eaters in Germany, Italy and
Poland have already tried
products with less sweet flavors
and would be interested in
trying such products again.
Interest in new sugar confectionery flavors, UK, October 2016
While consumers’ interest in BFY confectionery continues to grow, it is undeniable that flavor is the
top driver behind confectionery purchase
Source: Lightspeed/Mintel
Agenda
• Flavor Perception
What is flavor
What means flavor perception for NPD and business
• Chocolate Flavor Challenges
Regulatory
Ingredients and technology
• Flavor Innovation
Consumers’ demand
Market Trends
Opportunities with value adding ingredients
Various categories topping up chocolate confectionery
Vosges Haut ChocolatAlderwood Smoked Salt Caramel Marshmallows
(US)
SALT
Lindt Excellence
Sea Salt
Carré Suisse, France
Dark Chocolate with caramel and sea salt Heidi, India
Dark Chocolate – Black Salt
Chilli
Mars M&M, Puerto Rico &
USA
Chilli nuts with extracts and
flavors
Mondelez, Denmark
Dark chocolate Chili
Giant Eagle, Indonesia
Fine chilli chocolate
Lindt, Belgium Netherlands,
Poland, New Zealand, Mexico
Chili
Spices
Montezumas, Singapore
Spicy Caramel bombs
Nestlé, Switzerland
Chocolate with
Gingerbread
Hy-Vee, USA
Dark Chocolate with
Pumpkin Spice
Zhivaya Eda, Russia
Dark Chocolate with
pomegranats, cedar
nuts and pepper
Source: Mintel GNPD
Diverse Markets inspiring chocolate to new sensational flavor indulgence
Bissinger's Fig Balsamic Truffle Dark Chocolate contains 75% dark
chocolate, selected California Figs and a hint of aged Italian balsamic. The manufacturer source all natural
ingredients with the cocoa beans originating from the Cote d’Ivoire
region
Fig Balsamic Truffle Dark Chocolate, USA
Co-Op Gold Dark Chocolate Mango Mangosteen
Bites is made with 100% natural mangoes and mangosteensin pure dark chocolate, and retails in
a 200g resealable pack (Canada)
Dark Chocolate Mango MangosteenBites, Canada
Milka Collage, Europe
Chocolate filled dried raspberry, caramelized hazelnuts and dark
chocolate drops
Cloetta, Finnland
Ice Cream Waffle Chocolate Tablet
Source: Mintel GNPD
All-time-trend ‘fruity’ gets in shape for indulgence loving consumers
Lindt, Germany
Raspberry Delux in dark chocolate
Mondelez, France
Côte d’Or with fruit chips
Lemon // Red Berry / Passion fruit // Orange
Storck, Germany
Strawberry,Cherry,Peach-Passion,Joghurt-Lemon
Orion, Czech Republic
Lemon&Mint
Ferrero, Germany
White Chocolate Pineapple-Lime
Russel Stover, USA
Dark Chocolate bite with fruit flavored filling
Pomegranate // BlueberrySource: Mintel GNPD
Agenda
• Flavor Perception
What is flavor
What means flavor perception for NPD and business
• Chocolate Flavor Challenges
Regulatory
Ingredients and technology
• Flavor Innovation
Consumers’ demand
Market Trends
Opportunities with value adding ingredients
… how to include this in a product concept?
Latest Flavor Innovations
Popcorn –
Strawberry
Popcorn –
Latte Macchiato
Popcorn –
Chocolate
Popcorn –
Salted Caramel
Banana –
Cardamom
Apricot –
Lavender
Pineapple –
Ginger
Physalis –
Cinnamon
Popcorn ConnectionMovie Stars
Chocolates with a special touch
Summary
• Flavor Perception has a strong influence on
consumers‘ choice
• Taste & Texture
• Product Differentiation
• NPD needs fitting raw materials and application
knowledge
• Flavors
• Fillings
• Inclusions
• Innovation strongly follows market demands for
ingredients which are boosting
• Inspiration
• Indulgence
Thanks!
Bastian HörmannProduct Manager FOOD
WILD Flavors & Specialty Ingredients