New Year's diet resolutions are back, creating opportunities & challenges for food industry, IFIC finds

New Year’s resolutions to eat healthier – including cutting back on sugar and alcohol or adopting a new diet – are back in 2022 after many Americans took a hiatus from them last year as they navigated pandemic-related stress, according to new research from the International Food Information Council.

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