

Pasta has been a staple of the American diet for decades. Unfortunately, in recent years, pasta has been up against low-carb diet trends, which have affected its popularity. Nevertheless, the convenience of pasta, which is quick and easy to prepare, combined with its nutritional benefits, have allowed the market to hold the line against any major declines in recent years. The U.S. market for pasta includes dry, frozen, shelf-stable, canned, and fresh pasta products. The combination of the various types of pastas with ingredients such as tomato sauce, cheese, meat, seafood, or vegetables gives consumers unlimited meal possibilities. Pasta consumption in the U.S. increased to an average of 19.52 pounds per person in 2005, and it is expected to continue to rise in 2006.
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