Street food has historically been a convenient, nutritious food for busy workers, but in the 21st century has become a much more novel, high-quality format. These aspects have allowed street food to influence health, affordability, convenience, and sensory trends in foodservice channels and packaged food in retail.
Scope
- Street food is a diverse concept which meets an array of consumer demands, meaning there are lessons to be learned in every sector.
- Street food speaks to experimental, and indulgent occasions as well as the everyday meal. This leaves companies with a number of street food trends to leverage such as highly efficient local networks and more formulaic considerations such as nutrient-rich, or ergonomically designed, foods.
- Brands should look to carefully select street food trends that best suit the strategic areas of their businesses.
- Formulation in street food is an obvious area which brands can take inspiration from to offer interesting and better value-for-money products which stand out from competitors. However, the marketing and operational considerations such as choosing authentic, local branding versus a novel fusion concept are important to align correctly with customers.
Reasons to Buy
- Understand the cross-sector opportunities for brands in taking inspiration from street food features and trends.
- Gain insight into how competitors are responding to this trend.
- Access valuable strategic take-outs to help direct future decision-making and inform new product and service development.
Table of Contents
- What: understanding street food
- Why: consumer motivations
- How: case studies
- Take-outs
- Appendix
Companies Mentioned (Partial List)
A selection of companies mentioned in this report includes, but is not limited to:
- Hawker Chan
- pizza hut
- BJ's
- crosta & mollica
- support your local
- pizza pilgrims
- yum china
- mccain
- curry up now
- garbit
- open secret
- california garden
- nirayama
- kettle chips
- doritos
- lays
- thomy
- haagen-dazs
- korean bbq
- kumi
- heinz
- carnival kitchen
- pringles