"After Covid, we saw a wave of digitisation not just in India, but across the world. In a market like Malaysia for instance, we were the fourth player when we entered, and now we are number one. One in four bus tickets in Malaysia is now booked on redBus. We are profitable in that market,” CEO Prakash Sangam said.
With economic health and environmental awareness both important to modern bakeries and their customers, a greater understanding of baking paper deployment can help on both fronts… sometimes in surprising ways, says Food Paper.
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With economic health and environmental awareness both important to modern bakeries and their customers, a greater understanding of baking paper deployment can help on both fronts… sometimes in surprising ways, says Food Paper.
Consumers are actively seeking out more sustainable and responsible products and rewarding environmentally focused businesses in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. And, as the recent Bakery Market Report has revealed, the conditions facing the industry are unprecedented, margins are squeezed, and cash is tight. So, the industry appears to be facing a battle on two fronts.