22 June 2018
The main conclusion drawn in the fourth and final part of Disruption in Fruit & Vegetable Distribution, Fruit Logistica report about the future of international fresh produce supply chains is: In an age where the quality of fast food is rapidly improving and consumer demand for meals outside the home is bubbling away nicely, the fresh fruit and vegetable business could potentially dine out on the healthy eating trend for many years to come.
With healthy options very much on the menu, fresh produce is serving up precisely the kind of additional value that consumers want nowadays when ordering food in a restaurant, eating on the go, or using one of the world’s fast-emerging delivery services…and that’s just for starters, the report states. “Over the past few decades, we have seen a steady trend towards more frequent out-of-home eating,” the report says. “People increasingly choose to dine out or to eat on the go. In many markets, this has resulted in an equivalence in monetary terms between the value of the food consumed at home and that consumed elsewhere.”
Interested people can read all about trends in foodservice and how these are reshaping the fresh produce supply chain by reading Part 4 of Disruption in Fruit & Vegetable Distribution. All four parts of the Fruit Logistica Trend Report 2018 are available at: https://www.fruitlogistica.de/.
Fruit Logistica to present Trend Report part 4
It is the fourth part of the Trend Report that the Fruit Logistica published. Main message: The global foodservice industry’s recipe for growth in the future is expected to feature an increasing amount of fresh, high-quality ingredients, including fruit and vegetables.
 Photo: Messe BerlinThe Fruit Logistica published the Trend Report part 4. |
With healthy options very much on the menu, fresh produce is serving up precisely the kind of additional value that consumers want nowadays when ordering food in a restaurant, eating on the go, or using one of the world’s fast-emerging delivery services…and that’s just for starters, the report states. “Over the past few decades, we have seen a steady trend towards more frequent out-of-home eating,” the report says. “People increasingly choose to dine out or to eat on the go. In many markets, this has resulted in an equivalence in monetary terms between the value of the food consumed at home and that consumed elsewhere.”
Interested people can read all about trends in foodservice and how these are reshaping the fresh produce supply chain by reading Part 4 of Disruption in Fruit & Vegetable Distribution. All four parts of the Fruit Logistica Trend Report 2018 are available at: https://www.fruitlogistica.de/.
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Ecuador is new partner country of Fruit Logistica
Ecuador has been named as the official partner country of Fruit Logistica 2020, which will take place 5 – 7 February in Berlin. At the leading exhibition for the global fruit trade the Andean country will present Ecuador’s agricultural heritage to the world. (more…)13 May 2019
New pavilions at Asia Fruit Logistica
With new national pavilions for Brazil, the Philippines and Saudi Arabia, Asia Fruit Logistica - Asia’s premier fresh fruit and vegetable trade show, will return to AsiaWorld-Expo Center in Hong Kong. The international trade fair will take place on 4-6 September, 2019. (more…)13 March 2019
Fruit Logistica drawed more than 78,000 visitors
Fruit Logistica 2019 saw an increased number of exhibitors and trade visitors: the trade fair drawed more than 78,000 trade visitors from 135 countries, organiser Messe Berlin reports. 3,200 exhibitors from 90 countries provided a complete overview of the market in the fresh fruit sector. (more…)6 February 2019
Fruit Logistica to present healthy variety
At this year’s Fruit Logistica, countless exhibitors from the convenience and organic foods segments will be presenting their products along the Convenience and Organic Routes. Buyers, trade visitors and other interested parties can compile individual routes from the pool of participating exhibitors. (more…)24 January 2019
Fruit Logistica to shine a “Spotlight” on world premieres
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Asia Fruit Logistica: booming fresh produce market
This year, Asian consumers are projected to demand more fresh and healthy options, and Asia’s premier trade show and information hub for the global fresh fruit and vegetable business is back again to help the industry deliver. Asia Fruit Logistica returns to Hong Kong’s AsiaWorld-Expo Center on 4-6 September 2019. (more…)5 October 2018
Asia Fruit Logistica with 13,500 visitors
At Asia Fruit Logistica, some 13,500 trade visitors poured through the doors of Hong Kong’s AsiaWorld-Expo Center, marking a healthy increase in attendance on last year’s edition. Visitors found an exhibition that had expanded again, with overall floor space growing by 10 per cent on last year’s edition. (more…)4 July 2018
Logistics and tech at Asia Fruit Logistica
Asia Fruit Logistica returns to Hong Kong’s AsiaWorld-Expo Center on 5-7 September 2018, and visitors will be able to take part in a wide-ranging programme of daily workshops covering logistics, technology and marketing. Free to access for all exhibitors and visitors, the Hall Forums take place on the show-floor at Asia Fruit Logistica. (more…)
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