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What’s Trending Thanks to that thing called the World Wide Web it has never been easier for something, be it a product, a song, or the latest “influencer” to become an overnight global sensation. As we enter 2020 there are a host of products hitting the Australian market that already seem destined for greatness. Global Health & Wellness - Millennials have been the driving force responsible for environmental awareness. Through their diverse tastes, and desires to improve their health and wellness they have created an unprecedented demand for natural and organic products. Personal care, home care, pet care and beyond this lucrative market is estimated to exceed 400 Billion in 2020. Healthy Soda - Just when you thought these two words were mutually exclusive comes a real game changer. Think soda that is bursting full of natural flavours, zero sugar but loaded with taste. 100% free of any nasty additives. Apple Cider Vinegar Goli’s - Goli Nutrition has created an organic gummy product made with apple cider vinegar. This means the gummies are made with real apples and are vegan, gluten-free and have no added chemicals or artificial ingredients. The question everyone asks is how does it taste? Surprisingly for those who have taken a shot or are familiar with apple 42 Complete Health by Kathryn Powell cider vinegar, these may seem hard to stomach. The blend that Goli has come up with has the benefits of the ACV without the harsh and extreme taste. You will notice the flavour of the vinegar but the small gram of sugar and beetroot keep the flavour delicious. These are like healthy adult fruit snacks with various benefits known as the products it has within it. After you eat them you will notice an almost mouth cleaning flavour that the vinegar leaves over but this feels refreshing like a very weak mint. Herbal Teas - the herbal tea market is witnessing an impressive growth over the last few years. This is attributed to the rising health conscious people both in developed and developing economies. The introduction of new flavours and varieties in tea and growth in demand from health conscious younger people are anticipated to provide lucrative opportunities for the market. Non dairy plant based milks - Plant milk continues to be big and currently the star is Oat milk. At the recent Expo West conference in Anaheim – the world’s largest natural, organic and healthy products expo – Oat milk was huge. Free from allergens associated with nuts, and with its ability to produce “foam” for coffee, people are said to be gravitating towards its more neutral flavour over the traditional soy milk leader. Cauliflower - Forget kale, cauliflower is this year’s new superfood. High in fibre, vitamins B and C, carotenoids (antioxidants) and glucosinolates.. Items such as cauliflower pizza crust, cauliflower rice and pickled cauliflower are flying off the shelves. Gut health related produce and products - There’s been a lot of noise about the benefits of having good gut health, so products containing probiotics and prebiotics such as yoghurts are on trend as are things like lacto fermented vegies, kimchi and sour kraut. Meat substitutes - While vegan burgers have been around a long time, companies are taking it to a whole new level due to advances in production creating incredibly authentic tasting products. Plant based meat alternatives are now popping up in the mainstream meat section. Ready to Go Meals- Meal time as we know it has changed. A new crop of trailblazing companies are challenging the way consumers think about cooking and grocery shopping and tempting them with first class ingredients and restaurant worthy recipes. Bone broth - As part of the paleo kick, bone broth is still growing in popularity. Known for its ability to help boost immunity and help fight inflammation bone broth has become very readily accessible in supermarkets and health food stores..