Matchaful's In-Store Cafe Shares Single-Origin Matcha Beverages
Laura McQuarrie — July 22, 2020 — Lifestyle
References: matchaful & prnewswire
Matchaful recently opened a new in-store experience in the Manhattan West Whole Foods Market location that offers up a taste of single-origin matcha beverages and seasonal plant-based food. While fans may know Matchaful for its pop-ups and own location in NYC, Whole Foods Market shoppers will now be curious to experience the high-quality matcha sourced from a single multi-generational Japanese tea farm. As well as being able to purchase Matchaful's own single-origin, pesticide-free matcha, consumers will find that they can also treat themselves to other daily menu items like the Matcha Avocado Yogurt or the Vanilla Zen latte.
As part of the Friends of Whole Foods Market program, Matchaful represents just one of the innovative businesses that helps to expose shoppers to unique flavors and cuisines.
Image Credit: Matchaful
As part of the Friends of Whole Foods Market program, Matchaful represents just one of the innovative businesses that helps to expose shoppers to unique flavors and cuisines.
Image Credit: Matchaful
Trend Themes
1. Single-origin Matcha - Incorporate single-origin and pesticide-free matcha into food and beverage offerings, appealing to consumers who value quality ingredients and sustainable sourcing practices.
2. Plant-based Menu - Offer plant-based menu items to cater to consumers with dietary restrictions and values, showcasing innovation in developing creative and delicious options.
3. In-store Experiences - Create in-store experiences that feature unique and high-quality products, driving foot traffic and enhancing brand awareness and loyalty.
Industry Implications
1. Cafes and Coffee Shops - Cafes and coffee shops can incorporate single-origin matcha and plant-based menu items into their offerings, differentiating themselves from competitors and appealing to health-conscious consumers.
2. Specialty Food and Beverage Retailers - Specialty food and beverage retailers can feature high-quality, single-origin matcha on their shelves, offering a unique and differentiated product to attract customers and drive sales.
3. Supermarkets and Grocery Stores - Supermarkets and grocery stores can develop in-store experiences like the Friends of Whole Foods Market program that feature innovative businesses and unique flavors and cuisines, enhancing the shopping experience and driving foot traffic.
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