Results
of a new Harris Poll study published found that 65 percent of shoppers spend
less than one minute researching products on their smartphone in the grocery
store before making purchase decisions.
Seventy-five percent of the Harris Poll respondents say if the product
information they need can’t be found in the store, they are likely to leave the
store to research more and purchase the item online later. Time is money and Fresh
Food Fast is driving change within the food space according to our Grocerant
Guru®
This past Monday Deliveroo, an
on-demand food delivery service based in London, announced that it had raised
$100 million from investors, including DST Global, an early backer of Facebook,
to help push the service into new markets, particularly in Asia and the Middle
East. In total, the start-up has now raised roughly $200 million since its
creation in 2012. The world is focused
on Fresh Food Fast according to Foodservice
Solutions® team.
While CNBC often questions if ‘we’ are nearing another ‘Tech Bubble’ there are hints that
the world’s booming tech industry maybe be slowing down. Clearly, investors are
still willing to write checks for fresh fast Food tech companies as long as
these start-ups can tap into people’s seemingly unstoppable use of their
smartphones in their everyday lives.
Diliveroo is a one-size-fits-all offering for non-tech
savvy restaurants that includes food packaging, delivery drivers and other
support so individuals can order the restaurants’ food through smartphones.
“We
want to be No. 1 in every market we’re in,” said Will Shu, a former investment
banker who co-founded the company after he could not find restaurants in
London’s financial district to deliver food when he worked late nights. “We
want to accelerate our growth.”
For
quite some time online food delivery companies like GrubHub and Just Eat, its
European counterpart, have allowed people to order food through
smartphones. However a new generation of
start-ups like Deliveroo are trying to extend that offering to restaurants that
do not have their own delivery logistics.
Remember
that Harris Poll study published found that 65 percent of shoppers spend less
than one minute researching and this is most cases is on the smartphone. Consider every smartphone your remote
location. Is your brand prepared to sell Fresh Food Fast?
Success
does leave clues. Grocerant niche
Ready-2-Eat and Heat-N-Eat fresh prepared food is a clue all food retailers
need to pay close attention too. Are you
breaking sales records? Do you need Outside Eyes? Contact www.FoodserviceSolutions.us or Email: Steve@FoodserviceSolutions.us for more
information.
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