In an interview with Restaurant India, Ankit Gupta, Co-Founder at Burma Burma talks about growing his business, expansion plans and entering into new categories.
While beautifully varied, Bihari food is also one of the most understated. The truth being said, there are a lot of home-grown recipes that have not travelled out of Bihar but stayed where they are eaten.
It is also desirable that those who sell food on the streets adhere to basic standards of hygiene, after all, there is nothing romantic about succumbing to disease after indulging in an irresistible street meal.
The viewership of K dramas and K pops one Netflix, an online streaming platform, reported a YoY 370% jump in 2020 and the import of Korean Noodles in India also witnessed a volume growth of 162% in 2020.
In an exclusive interaction with Restaurant India Megha Poddar, CEO, and Founder of WhiteLightFood talks about the growing awareness of Ready-to-Eat Food category.
Apart from the health factor, the Covid-19 scenario has also pushed people to think towards vegetarianism. As soon as the first few people tested positive for Covid-19 in India, #NoMeatNoCoronavirus started trending on Twitter.
Going by the data, there has been an increase in orders of Sushi by nearly 50 per cent since January 2019. Demands have also been recorded from smaller cities like Guwahati and Ludhiana.
The imported food industry in India, growing at 22-23 percent, is being closely followed by domesticated international foods having a growth of 14-16 percent, while traditional products are growing between nine and 12 percent.