“Plant-based” has not peaked, but rather grown into a lifestyle
Will demand for plant-based food fall as fast as it grew? Far from it, according to Datassential.
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Will demand for plant-based food fall as fast as it grew? Far from it, according to Datassential.
A Datassential analysis of restaurant menu trends reveals that the industry is on its way to normalcy.
Restaurants have a new audience of BBQ enthusiasts, and restaurants and pitmasters are stepping up their game.
Concerns about personal health and climate change are key drivers for consumers to choose plant-based food and beverage options, according to Datassential's “2022 Plant-Forward Opportunity” report.
Menu innovation doesn’t require a huge menu overhaul if new options are introduced in a strategic way, a panel of experts said during a session at the National Restaurant Association Show.
Consumers want to experiment with different cuisines in an authentic way, and while US operators are starting to catch on, there’s still huge potential for growth in authentic and global flavors.