comparemela.com


Home chefs find going tough amid pandemic
May 24, 2021
With orders drying up, they find it hard to sustain their business
It's not just restaurants that have seen a decline in business during the ongoing pandemic, even home chefs are finding it tough to stay afloat.
Take the example of Supriya Phulwani, a 35-year-old home chef based in Mumbai, who has seen a sharp decline in party orders and orders from regular corporate clients. “Last year when the lockdown eased up I was getting several local orders that compensated for the lack of big corporate orders. Now my revenues have declined by at least 30 per cent,” Phulwani said adding that she had to let go of at least five of her staff members.

Related Keywords

Delhi ,India ,Mumbai ,Maharashtra ,Supriya Phulwani ,Tarun Singhal ,Arvind Singhal ,Abhilasha Jain ,Parul Sachdeva ,Munaf Kapadia ,Marwadi Khana , ,Technopak Advisors ,Bohri Kitchen ,Eating Officer ,Chief Executive Officer ,Home Chefs ,Covid 19 ,Revenue ,Business ,டெல்ஹி ,இந்தியா ,மும்பை ,மகாராஷ்டிரா ,சுப்ரியா புல்வானி ,அருண் சிங்கால் ,அரவிந்த் சிங்கால் ,பாருள் சச்ச்தேவா ,முனாஃப் கபாடியா ,மார்வாடி காண ,போஹ்ரி சமையலறை ,தலைமை நிர்வாகி அதிகாரி ,வீடு சமையல்காரர்கள் ,வருவாய் ,வணிக ,

© 2024 Vimarsana

comparemela.com © 2020. All Rights Reserved.