With operators finding new ways to improve limited service restaurant experiences to an overall extensive experience as customers gravitate to 'better' fast food, customisation is definitely the way forward.
The study suggested that companies in collaboration with the government should organise awareness and training programmes for farmers as well as consumers.
People today view eating out as a 'food affaire'. To them, it is not only about getting the right menu to suit their palate, but also about experience and the quality of time that one spends at a particular restaurant.
The results also indicate that consumers also believed that food will be more innovative and tastier, more convenient and ready-to-eat to mirror lifestyle changes in India by 2025.
Since sodas were removed from the Happy Meal section of menu boards, the company has seen a nine percentage point increase in customers selecting milk and juice.
Traditionally charted with other cuisine menus in standalone restaurants and five star hotels, desserts and crepes have been creating its niche while coming out and creating its own space.