Gen X

Healthy Aging – Gen X

Part 2 of "For Every Step of Life's Journey" Product Concept Line-Up

Born from 1965-1980, Gen Xers are focused on healthy aging, nostalgic treats, and clean, convenient immunity. 

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References

Source 1. Newsweek. Generation X Cultural Icons That Defined An Era—Kurt Cobain, Prince and More. July 2021. Sourced here.
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Source 8. Upworthy. Gen X is the ‘most stressed’ generation alive but they’re also the best at handling it. April 2021. Sourced here.
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Source 10. Food Insight. Food, Health and the Gen X-Factor: A Generation Concerned About Weight and Relationships Between Diet and Disease. October 2019. Sourced here.
Source 11. Mintel. How to maximize the impact of nostalgia marketing. August 2021. 
Source 12. Fona International. Consumer Insight: Generation X. April 2019.

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