According to a 2019 Innova Consumer Survey, 63% of global consumers are increasingly trying to incorporate plant ingredients in the diet. Not surprisingly, sauce, dressing and spread manufacturers have been finding creative ways to address the trend as well.

The new condiment products are USDA Certified Organic, gluten-free and non-GMO. Some of the varieties are also ketogenic diet-approved, Whole30 approved and contain zero added sugar.

These single-serve products are part of a Better For You commitment from Diamond Crystal Brands for more healthful condiments for foodservice.

According to Packaged Facts, consumer spending in the condiment and sauce market is expected to continue through 2021, with clean labels driving the bulk of the demand.

Prepared Foods showcases new sauces, dressings and spreads debuting in May 2019.

Comax Flavors conducted an August 2018 study examining consumption habits and preferences to better understand consumers' behavior, usage and attitudes towards Condiments, Salad Dressings, Dips and Dipping Sauces.

Today, sauces and condiments are making bolder statements, taking more daring and expressive directions and asserting themselves as stars in their own right. Even basic tomato sauces are no longer generic but tout the tomatoes used, such as heirloom tomatoes.

Heinz Real Mayonnaise is available at retailers nationwide in 13-ounce and 19-ounce squeeze bottles, and 15-ounce and 30-ounce jars, starting at a suggested retail price of $2.98. The jars have been specially designed to look like an egg, reminding fans that 100% cage free eggs are one of the key ingredients in our mayonnaise.

Chung Jung One currently offers a traditional tub of Gochujang, a spicy, fermented red chili paste that is common in Korean cuisine and traditionally used in rice dishes such as bibimbap, or melted into soups and stews.

Marketing products as certified organic or carrying "free-from" labels has become part of several trends that will help keep sauces and condiments popular with a range of influential consumers, including Baby Boomers, Millennials, Hispanics, and African Americans.