In the midst of this flavor renaissance, one thing remains constant – the insatiable curiosity of the Indian consumer. With a desire to explore new tastes and sensations, consumers are embracing diversity like never before.
According to a survey by Technomic, nearly 75 percent of consumers visit bars and restaurants during happy hour, and 52 percent of those customers stay for at least two hours.
Restaurants must stay agile and adaptable, constantly innovating to meet the demands of an increasingly sophisticated and health-conscious consumer base.
Moreover, implementing composting programs for organic waste and partnering with food rescue organizations to redistribute surplus food to those in need can further minimize waste and contribute to community initiatives.
While causing quite a stir in Goa and its neighboring Karnataka regions, the innocent Gobi Manchurian continues to be a beloved dish throughout India. But who knew food could be such a troublemaker, right?
The bakery industry is experiencing an exciting period of transformation, driven by changing consumer tastes, technological advancements, and a growing focus on health and sustainability.