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Need to Reach New Customers? Step Outside the Box

Modern Restaurant Management

Who among us hasn’t ordered food through a convenient mobile application, with menu choices ranging from not just quick-serve or fast-casual restaurants, but convenience stores as well? Wendy’s , for example, recently announced it would scale back plans of opening 700 ghost kitchens to between 100-150 by the end of 2025.

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The Future is Now Keynote | Paul Barron

Foodable

This is the biggest shift in food since fast casual. In 2021, we will see a smaller group of consumers using third party delivery, and it will continue its decline into 2023.” - Paul Barron “$125 billion is my estimate for 2025 [for fast casual revenue projections].

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Predictions for 2021: Part 2

Foodable

Three Key Points: Fast casual will explode exponentially and overtake QSR by 2025. Tweetable Quotes: “I hope fast casual will overtake QSR in our daily diets… we’re the most unhealthy country in terms of exercise and diet, and we’re the most unhealthy country in terms of heart disease and cancer.

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Adapting to Changing Consumer Food and Hospitality Needs Amidst Rising Cost of Living Pressures

Future Food

Burnside Village will be leveraging an enhanced and remixed F&B offer as part of their Stage Six expansion (due for completion in early 2025) and will have a balanced approach of the best local F&B operators, with on trend brands and concepts that will support overall footfall growth.

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Adapting to Changing Consumer Food and Hospitality Needs in Shopping Centres Amidst Rising Cost of Living Pressures

Future Food

By way of a recent example, Mini Gun Burnside Village will be leveraging an enhanced and remixed F&B offer as part of their Stage Six expansion (due for completion in early 2025) and will have a balanced approach of the best local F&B operators, with on trend brands and concepts that will support overall footfall growth.

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The Pandemic Made Delivery a Necessity for Restaurants. What’s Next? 

Modern Restaurant Management

The National Restaurant Association’s State of the Industry Report found 46 percent of family-dining and fine-dining restaurants added delivery options between March and December 2020, along with 44 percent of casual-dining and fast-casual restaurants. So what’s next? Will these habits stick?

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Increased Demand for Food Delivery Is Driving Ghost Kitchen Boom

Cheetah

Even before the pandemic, this was a fast-growing market. Third-party delivery apps have all experienced a massive increase in partner restaurants, with online deliveries reaching $45 billion – a benchmark they were expected to get no sooner than 2025. It now seems that everyone wants what they want when they want it.

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