1 Monster Trend of 2013 -- and Beyond
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Brendan Brynes: Let's talk about the whole health trend. We've seen this shift toward healthy products, organic foods, whole foods, companies like Hain Celestial, Annie's recently going public now. It seems like this has been a trend for a few years, at least. How is this evolving? How do you see this evolving into 2013?
Ann Mack: One of the trends that we spotlight in our report is this idea of health and happiness going hand in hand.
There's always been this pursuit of health. There's always been this pursuit of happiness, but increasingly research is showing that a healthier person is a happier person and, in turn, a happier person is a healthier person. As a result, you'll see marketers of health products try to extol the benefits that it has on your psyche, or on your happiness levels.
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