Also, as we have seen e-commerce emerging as a very critical arm for the overall economic growth of the nation, the industry is also requesting an equitable e-commerce policy in the food service sector as delivery has become a major source of recovering sales amid the pandemic.
One great way to keep the employees engaged and yet productive is by diversifying the current business. It can be changing the business model, looking out for a new location, moving cities, or even entering into another segment in retail.
The food industry also has expectations from the Union Budget for the growth of food processing industries. The AIFPA gave suggestions that the production can be boosted if the government increases the plant and equipment Depreciation Rate and assures the procedure of simple tax.
Above all, it becomes easier for a QSR brand to enter into the frozen food segment when compared to a fast casual or a fine dine brand. QSR chains have standardised processes and recipes which they follow for quick turnover of orders. This help in finalising a perfect concoction of packed food.
Delhi Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) announced the re-opening of the establishments at 50% capacity in Delhi alongside lifting the weekend curfew.
In an exclusive interview to Restaurant India Shiladitya & Debaditya Chaudhury, Directors, Platter Hospitality talks about growing their restaurant business in the mid of the pandemic.
From enhancing new interiors, to bringing new design trends the foodservice industry has certainly pivoted to new offerings to keep afloat in these difficult times.
You may wonder what makes the cloud kitchen a lucrative concept for the business. Being a restaurateur might not be a cakewalk but it certainly is taking an innovative turn with cloud kitchens taking the lead.