Pandemic snack attack: Rise of work-from-home culture driving snacking trend in Australia - Mondelez report

By Pearly Neo

29-Jun-2021 - Last updated on 29-Jun-2021 at 01:42 GMT

The rise of the work-from-home culture in Australia ever since the COVID-19 pandemic hit has simultaneously led to a rise in snacking frequency, especially among younger consumers, according to a report by Mondelez Australia.

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