Why Retail Brands Are Opening In Store Coffee Shops
Uniqlo, Coach, Louis Vuitton and Dior are all adding cafes to their stores, and they are not alone. This video looks at how retailers are using coffee and other food service ideas to keep shoppers in the store longer and give them a reason to come back. It also shows how earlier players like Capital One and Ralph Lauren helped set the pace for this trend. For a wider look at the operators and products behind these concepts, see food and beverage suppliers. If you want to understand why in store cafes are spreading across retail, this is a quick, useful watch.
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United States
JerkyBrands
Premium jerky products across an expansive range of protein sources and flavor profiles, serving individual consumers and snack enthusiasts
Canada
Dovre Specialty Foods
Importer and distributor of grocery and specialty foods for retail and food service customers in Western Canada. Its offering includes gourm
United States
myPanier
myPanier offers authentic and hard to find foods, including artisan specialty foods from local and international producers. Its assortment i
Brazil
Hilê Food Industry Ltd.
Hilê produces private label dietary supplements and natural products through a complete outsourced model that covers concept to finished goo
France
Fromagerie Quatrehomme
Fromagerie Quatrehomme operates a chain of cheese shops offering between 200 to 250 carefully selected cheese varieties depending on the sea
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