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Food Business Review | Monday, March 14, 2022
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Today, many consumers turn to their daily food and drinks to provide available healthcare and wellness benefits. Nevertheless, sustainability and well-being are not the only trends shaping the food and beverage industry. Consumers are seeking innovative culinary experiences that tease and delight the senses.
There have come and left some food trends while others have become mainstream. 2019 is an exciting year for the food and beverage industry, and with healthier, more natural formulations offering unique flavor profiles, consumers will reap the benefits.
Experienced by the growing popularity of farmers’ markets and food tours, the locavore movement has continued to build loyal followers among consumers interested in tracing the origins of their food and enjoying fresh, healthy, and environmentally friendly cuisine. Likewise, the highest-caliber restaurants and chefs take inspiration from nature to give a culinary experience steeped in local flavors.
Numerous customers turn away from traditional protein sources like meat with the growth of vegan, vegetarian, and eco-friendly movements. Rather, they look for veggie-centric main courses and other protein sources such as beans, insect protein, lab-grown meat options, and plant milk.
Street food, Open kitchen restaurants, and a return to cooking through fire lead to a more composed atmosphere in which customers feel closer to the chefs, ingredients, and methods of preparation that make up their culinary experience. Rising food trucks and street food in cities worldwide introduce urban consumers to a vast range of flavors in a fun atmosphere at an affordable price.
Food photography and social media sharing have emphasized both culinary aesthetics and taste. Numerous culinary innovations can be found in the creative world of pastry and confectionery, combining the visually delightful with the delicious.
It is renowned that technology will drive global traceable sourcing in this digital world; advancements will enable faster food service, efficient kitchens, and real-time management and marketing of customer relationships via mobile devices. In addition, changing consumer expectations and behaviors will drive restaurants with re-imagined service styles, the menu offered, pricing, and targeted messaging to meet shifting needs.
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