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The Trends to Watch in 2022 & Beyond

Future Food

As we have endured the past 18 months of the pandemic it is not accurate to say that Covid-19 has influenced the trends we will see and experience in the near future, as many trends were already starting to gather momentum, the pandemic has however accelerated their inevitability. Menus and food designed to travel. Day of the week Specials.

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The Future of Food is Exciting - Food and Hospitality Trends of 2020

Future Food

Influencing the vegan pallet – extending plant-based meat replacement flavours & textures beyond “facon” to entice & further encourage the flexitarian movement away from meat. Please follow The Feed, our bi-weekly blog along with many other on-Trend communications shared by the team at Future Food.

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Modern Elevated Standards of Campus F&B

Future Food

We take the responsibility of influencing students dining habits on campus very seriously, as shaping their behaviours beyond this, is a pipe dream. As habits, tastes and expectations continue to change, customers are not afraid to vote with their feet, if the standards they expect are not delivered from individual retailers and operators.

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MRM Research Roundup: Halloween-2019 Edition

Modern Restaurant Management

Rakuten Ready unveiled a benchmark study enlisting secret shoppers to evaluate the Order for Pickup customer experience and wait times at 25 top quick-service restaurant, retail and grocery brands across the U.S. The average wait across the retail, grocery and quick-service restaurant categories was slightly over five minutes.

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Safe Distancing Tech and a Farewell to Foam

Modern Restaurant Management

Made with #5 polypropylene, customers can recycle the K-Cup® pods by peeling and disposing of the lid, composting or disposing of the grounds, then recycling the remaining empty cup. The lack of economic activity caused by the COVID-19 pandemic has particularly hurt retailers and restaurants that rely on foot traffic.