Success does leave clues and BONMi has picked many success clues up then
integrated them into a brand positioning strategy that complements brand value
and consumers according to Foodservice Solutions®, Grocerant Guru® Steven Johnson.
It’s difficult to find a
location to open a new restaurant in New York City. So, when BONMi an award
winning Vietnamese Bánh Mì Sandwich shop
offering a unique stylized approach to the classic Bánh Mì sandwich, went look
for locations they began looking at Omni-Channel opportunities.
Then needed to find a proper fit for their consumers focused clean
ingredient fresh food. Then they needed
to find a retailer with like-minded goals.
They did in Whole Foods. BONMi
then leveraged their consumer commonality to collaborate with Whole Foods. They did and in New York on March 1, 2016
they opened within Whole Foods Market on 95th East Houston with hours of operation
11 a.m. to 9 p.m. every day.
Many of Whole Foods customers demand
the same clean ingredient and food standard as BONMi. This means all the food
being served is natural and minimally processed. Guests will not find
hydrogenated fats or artificial color, flavors, or preservatives in any menu
items a BONMi which edifies Whole Foods brand and customers as well.
The
halo of ‘better for you’ fresh food is a key element driving success within the
grocerant niche. Whole Food’s stands out for selling fresh prepared food. While
many legacy supermarket operators are making a big mistake by using prepared
foods that are frozen, made with artificial ingredients or not prepared on
site.
The pantry stocking business has become a commodity, low price, low profit business driven by the Dollar Store Sector. That business is yesterday’s model, not tomorrow’s food retail model. In the world focused on transparency the grocery sector needs to fad out category managers and migrate to food merchants.
BONMi and Whole Foods Market are a good fit. If success does leave clue Ready-2-Eat and Heat-N-Eat fresh prepared food that is deemed ‘better for you’ is a clue not to be taken lightly. There are 24 restaurants for every grocery store today selling prepared food. If it’s not fresh do not sell it as fresh it will not work and may very well drive business to competitors. Omni-Channel branded fresh prepared grocerant prepared food is better option than using prepared foods that are frozen, made with artificial ingredients or not prepared on site.
www.FoodserviceSolutions.us since 1991 has been the leader in the Grocerant niche and a global retail
food consultancy firm based in Tacoma, WA, leading foodservice innovation in
the Grocerant Niche, with Mix and Match Meal Component Bundling Ideations. Follow us at: http://www.linkedin.com/in/grocerant, Steven Johnson
Contact: Steve@FoodserviceSolutions.us Call 253-759-7869
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