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How AI is driving efficiency in food product development.

The food industry is witnessing a shift as companies increasingly integrate AI technologies into their operations. From enhancing digital marketing to accelerating product development, AI-driven tools offer numerous advantages. Established brands and startups alike are lever-aging lifelike virtual avatars to engage consumers and mining vast data to identify emerging taste and flavor trends. As companies explore the potential of AI, the technology is becoming a critical asset in maintaining competitiveness in a dynamic market.

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