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Food Business Review | Tuesday, February 08, 2022
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With the most recent advancements in technology, one can be confident that "dining" and "entertainment" are not empty words anymore—they hold the promise a delightful experience that soothes the senses. Moreover, ongoing research shows that nourishment impacts shopping malls because time spent on food is more than spent on things.
In time, even a simple night out at an eatery with family or companions has been modified to incorporate various diverse activities. Recent research shows that in the past 30 years, the time devoted to encounters has increased by 70%, and almost 80% of millennials would choose to spend money on an experience over an object. A combination of dining and other adventures (art, sports, games, and concerts) through virtual and augmented reality can be expected in time.
The farmer's market, farm-to-table restaurant, or a new food-conscious chain can find available sources and production across the food supply chain. Unfortunately, one-third of the food available for human usage is squandered; the adverse effect of waste in the food industry can be decreased by interfacing with brands that have social and environmental value.
Eateries' market initiatives are expected to encourage social media engagement as chefs serve up Instagram-worthy dishes. In addition, social media can allow an individual to be a food critic to deliver self-expression about food.
Technological innovations have reduced individuals' pain points and unmet demands, which leads to an expectation for more from the food industry. For example, restaurant technology can now be expected to provide additional facilities like driver access, short-term parking, and delivery-specific menus. As a result, the meal delivery service market is expected to grow by 15 percent by 2020.
While big data technology has little control over the current food industry, it is anticipated to develop in the coming age in new ways. Since with all other retail components, having a better knowledge of the customer in the food service industry will also be of prime importance.
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