Trend spotting gallery: What’s hot and what’s not as we head into 2013?

By Elaine WATSON

21-Dec-2012 - Last updated on 22-Dec-2012 at 15:05 GMT

From coconut water, to Greek yogurt, gluten-free, veggie proteins, dairy-alternatives, non-GMO and whole grains; what were the biggest trends of 2012, and what’s on the menu for 2013?

Trend spotting: What’s hot and what’s not as we head into 2013?

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