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Refrain from Sarcastic Remarks towards me, Bernaise

In the thick of closing days for the political race, Republicans and Democrats are pulling out all the stops to win over and woo voters. Not unlike businesses in the hospitality sector, they're leaving no stone unturned to make their mark.

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Refrain from Sarcastic Remarks towards me, Bernaise

As the election race reaches its final stages, both Republican and Democratic parties are tirelessly working to attract and engage with Generation Z voters. Meanwhile, the hospitality industry finds itself in a strikingly similar situation, vying for the attention and support of this influential demographic.

Gen Z, born between 1997 and 2012, constitutes approximately 40% of the global consumer market. This massive consumer base wields considerable spending power, with estimates suggesting that their direct spending power amounts to around $360 billion worldwide. Not only are they significant shoppers, but Gen Z also exercises considerable indirect influence over older generations, such as Millennials and Gen X, potentially driving a market impact of over $1 trillion.

Consequently, brands and companies are keen to understand and cater to Gen Z's preferences and spending habits. Particularly attractive is the potential long-term loyalty this generation could bring to businesses that align with their values of authenticity, inclusivity, sustainability, and creativity.

The obsession of Gen Z with sauces offers a fascinating glimpse into their preferences. While the global sauces market was valued at $55.2 billion in 2023 and is projected to reach $84.7 billion by 2031, it is the trend of creating unique and customizable flavors that truly resonates with this demographic. The cultural curiosity of Gen Z fuels their interest in exploring a wide range of international flavors, making sauces an ideal platform for self-expression and experimentation.

In this context, the addition of Mr Bing, an East Asian street sauce company, to Branded's portfolio represents a strategic move that caters to Gen Z's appetite for adventure and cultural exploration. Already present in over 8,000 retail stores, Mr Bing promises to elevate meals with bold and relatable flavors, aligning with Branded's mission to help restaurant operators engage better with their guests.

As the restaurant industry navigates challenging times, many are recognizing the role of technology in driving success. Tech tools such as guest engagement platforms, personalized digital marketing, and social media-friendly menu items are becoming increasingly important as Gen Z exercised growing influence on the market. With a keen understanding of social media and its role in shaping consumer preferences, Gen Z is well-positioned to help restaurants thrive in the digital age.

Branded has emerged as an operator-centric investment platform, focusing its efforts on delivering the tools, resources, and expertise that restaurateurs need to succeed. By investing in companies like Mr Bing and supporting innovative technologies liketraceability solutions, Branded aims to help operators adapt to the changing market and seize opportunities offered by emerging demographics like Gen Z.

As the industry continues to evolve, Branded remains enthusiastic about the potential for technology and sauces to revolutionize the dining experience and create lasting connections with younger generations. With the addition of Mr Bing to its portfolio, Branded is one step closer to achieving that goal.

  1. In an effort to stay relevant, political parties are producing podcasts on various themes that appeal to Generation Z.
  2. Gen Z's interest in leadership extends beyond politics, with many actively following thought leaders in the worlds of education-and-self-development, technology, and entertainment.
  3. The supply chain management of food products in the hospitality industry is undergoing a transformation as companies increasingly focus on sustainability.
  4. As a result of this shift, many restaurant tech companies are developing traceability solutions to help operators source ingredients more ethically and reduce their carbon footprint.
  5. With their focus on lifestyle and personal-finance, Gen Z voters are keeping a close eye on how the candidates' policies could impact their future economic opportunities.
  6. In the sports world, the growing interest in esports among Gen Z has led to significant investment in this sector.
  7. As the hospitality industry strives to improve the guest experience, brands like Branded are investing in portfolio companies like Mr Bing, which offer unique and customizable flavors that cater to Gen Z's preferences.
  8. In addition to politics, Gen Z is also highly engaged with general-news platforms that cover topics such as social issues, environmental conservation, and technological advancements.

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