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Race To Zero

... foodstuffs, including flour, spices, grains, sugar, oil, baking powder, and coffee and tea, and non-food products like toiletries and utensils. ReGrained San Francisco-based startup ReGrained is attempting to tackle inefficiencies in the food system by upcycling grains used in the beer-making process, transforming them into granola bars. A six-pack of beer requires roughly a pound of grains for brewing, and once the process is complete, the leftovers are typically discarded, so ReGrained is working with ...

UnWasted Time

... go to quieter bars where we can talk and catch up. The socializing has become more about talking and less about drinking. This is so much the case that I would be just as likely to get coffee with a friend than get an alcoholic beverage.ERIN, 28, ILIn the era of social media, more and more of one’s personal life has become public, from photos of meals featuring dietary cleanses to peer-to-peer services displaying one’s finances. Gen Y gave rise to a renewed focus on wellness, and cutting back on ...

Marketing Tips

... ). When relevant, brands should advertise in these spaces or partner with such services to create engaging content and experiences that reflect their ethos. Leading up to Valentine’s Day 2015, Starbucks teamed up with Match.com to host the world’s largest date. The service added a “Meet at Starbucks” feature to encourage users to get together for coffee, and participating cafes featured romantic music, menu specials, and photo props. Oscar Mayer released a dating app called Sizzl, which allows ...

(Net)Work Hard, Play Hard

... methods designed to help young professionals achieve a balanced mind.One Roof With an added focus on wellness, One Roof is a space for entrepreneurial women in Melbourne. The female-focused space includes light and airy desks, a kitchen with complimentary coffee and tea, and frequent lunch-and-learn programs with experts in various fields, along with healthy events such as yoga and meditation.SheWorks SheWorks operations take inspiration from WeWork, but the offices are built specifically with ...

Marketing Tips

... from in-house experts and guest presenters. They can also make instant prints at kiosks throughout the store, step inside a photo booth, and sip on free coffee in the social creative space. IKEA IKEA launched a campaign called “Instead Of” cafes, in which it created rentable kitchens in Moscow and St. Petersburg for people to use for their personal needs. The spaces showcased the brand’s kitchen offerings while giving visitors a space for everything from children’s parties, to dates, to meet ...

The Gig Is Up

... gig economy, brands also need to be conscious of timing for such events, as the pre-work coffee or post-work happy hour isn’t as standard across the board anymore, and different options need to be available. Events and other creative campaigns can give companies an advantage when there are so many options for members to choose from when selecting an employer for their next gig. As young professionals continue to influence the shape of the workplace to fit their lifestyles and prioritize ...

Pop In

... ;Cheetos Vision app that lets users turn photos of themselves into Cheetos art. An A.I. system analyzes the image and generates a version reconstructed with the snack.Selfie Coffee Selfie lattes, a trend that first started in Asia, has taken off around the world in recent months, giving young consumers a way to insert themselves in popular culture through drinks. Cafes including #Selfieccino in Mumabi, Tea Villa Cafe, which has locations throughout India, Cafe Casu in Auckland, New Zealand, Café ...

Geomarking

... hometown essence. Likewise, Starbucks takes its iconic product, the Frappuccino, and GEOmarks it to local tastes such as the Algarrobina in Peru or the Coffee Jelly in Japan. Going forward, marketers across all industries should be thinking about how their content, products, and campaigns, particularly those that strike a global chord, can serve as jumping off points for GEOmarking behavior. By inspiring GYs to share in a universal movement, brands can help them preserve their local culture while ...

Future Of Food & Beverage

... grow at the rate of 25% every month. The bottled drinks come in original, chocolate, or coffee flavors and the company has plans for additional fruity and savory options as well. Your PopUp Unlike previous examples, the ready-to-drink meal replacement beverage from Your PopUp is milk-based and therefore not vegan, a factor that actually differentiates it from other competitive offerings. Each drink also contains maltodextrin, canola oil, and other vitamins and minerals for a balanced source of ...

Duty Free

... circumstances in which young people have come of age have had a substantial impact on the shift in what it looks like to be a “grown-up.” The infinite options, ease of connecting, and encouragement to collaborate with peers has led the current generation of youth to feel the need to check in with others before they try or buy, thereby reducing their need to trust themselves. From the simplest of purchases (like a cup of coffee) to more important investments (like deciding where to live), they often hesitate ...