In our recent webinars, we have discussed how the COVID-19 virus has been affecting areas of the foodservice industry. From manufacturers, to distributors, down to operators, the foodservice supply chain and demands have drastically changed during this global pandemic. The CPG industry is trying to adapt to the rapid shift and address the disruptions in many areas, but how will this effect the future of foodservice?
In this discussion, Jim Klass, an expert in the foodservice, distribution, and manufacturing industry, will give us a glimpse into the possible future of the foodservice business. What will the future look like after the “Great Foodservice Reset”? Jim will share his thoughts on how the new ecosystem will be structured and how manufacturers will need to change to thrive in a smaller foodservice world. Will your businesses be one of the winners in the end?
Estimates on how the various channels will fare
How to restructure to build trust
The importance of digital moving forward
How the relationship between manufacturers, distributors and operators will change
You can keep up to date with what Exceedra & AFS Technologies are working on by following us on LinkedIn.
Jim has over 40+ years of experience in the foodservice industry. He established MarketIntelligence to provide a unique view of the challenges, opportunities and business cycles, having worked closely with executives at hundreds of large manufacturers, distributors, transportation providers and large operators.
Chris Rice is a 30+ year CPG industry veteran with extensive experience in sales and marketing from a manufacturer and solution provider perspective. This experience come from varying roles at IBM DemandTec, Information Resources Inc., CAS and Quaker Oats Company.
With the massive and unprecedented blow of COVID-19, the CPG Industry is working hard to adapt to the rapid changes and address the business impact in...
Well before we experienced major impacts to the retail landscape as a result of the COVID-19 virus, retailers and brands around the world were transfo...
From manufacturers, to distributors, down to operators, the foodservice supply chain and demands have drastically changed during this global pandemic....