According to a report published by Food and Nutrition Sciences revealed that only 10 per cent of consumers are familiar with upcycled food products, but the great news is that once educated about them, 80 per cent say that they would seek them out.
If we look at data, around 26 per cent of millennials are vegetarians and also 10 per cent of the world's population follows some kind of vegetarian-diet.
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.
Beginning this Tuesday, restaurants and bars in the national capital region will no longer need to close operations by 10pm, they are now allowed to open till 1 Am or as per the license they have or were running before the pandemic hit the nation.
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.