The Food Industry 2019
PJ Parson, General Partner at European venture capital firm Northzone and the
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venture capitalist on Forbes’ Midas List Europe 2018, reveals what to take away from European tech in 2018, and what to look out for in 2019.
With all of the talk about the importance and challenges of omnichannel, it is interesting to note that there are many small changes that can make a big difference in 2019.
The changing patterns of what, where and how we eat have disrupted the food industry, whether it be the consumer packaged good giants, supermarkets or restaurants. Against that backdrop, expect M&A and food delivery to be among the major trends of 2019.
Industry already experiencing consolidation and seeing moves by big tobacco
While tariffs and the future of U.S. Postal Service are on the minds of retailers as they head into 2019, robots, smaller-format stores, digital-native experiments with brick-and-mortar and cashierless stores are among the more important industry trends to watch.
Personalization and artificial intelligence are sooo 2018. Retailers, experts and suppliers went out on a limb to offer up some truly unexpected retail predictions for next year.
This will be a watershed year in retail, and the industry should revel in (and be prepared for) the change that is coming.
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A recent McKinsey report covers key trends that can help executives inform strategic and business plans for the year ahead