Food services sector would head to diversified pattern

China’s food and beverage sector has undergone rapid expansion since the 1990s and become a major drive for domestic consumption. China Cuisine Association’s latest report suggested that under the impact of contemporary operation concepts include themed restaurants and entertainment combined with food services, the sector would be liberated from conventional operational mode because individual and trendy consumption is gaining ground in China. How does this shape how food and beverages being served?

	Food services sector would head to diversified pattern By AMY CHEUNG Published: October 23, 2006 06:20 AM China’s food and beverage sector has undergone rapid expansion since the 1990s and become a major drive for domestic consumption. China Cuisine Association’s latest report suggested that under the impact of contemporary operation concepts include themed restaurants and entertainment combined with food services, the sector would be liberated from conventional operational mode because individual and trendy consumption is gaining ground in China. How does this shape how food and beverages being served? You are currently reading 76 words of 369 total words in this article. To continue reading this article, you must be a subscriber. Log in now. Buy this article now for $10 USD. Not a subscriber? Start your 7-day free trial now. bookmark \| digg \| Permalink \| Tell a Friend Tags for this article: IT , investment , Beijing , consumption , management , China Mergers and Acquisitions , import , US Dollar , EA , Intel	More Articles in Consumer and Retail > Today’s Daily Briefs E-Mail Sign up for a roundup of the day’s top stories, sent every day. RELATED ARTICLES > Sony sales grow 30% as it streamlines China sales channels IT retailer and distributor to tag-team SMEs Shanghai culture sector up 16% to almost US$40b in ’07 Changhong unveils 1st plasma TV screen from new plant Beijing hotel bookings low ahead of Olympics Hisense Kelon halts share for assets swap plan Hisense debuts thinnest LED TV

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