Eggs are
essential source of vital nutrients such as vitamins, proteins or minerals. In
coming years there will be great demand for foodservices restaurants that offer
delicious dishes made from eggs. In India most of unregistered vendors offer egg-derived
dishes but consumer of today’s era doesn’t want to eat foods in unorganised
format due to health issues. Modern food trends are good for egg restaurant
business. New operators should focus on fantastic egg franchise model developed
by India’s preeminent foodservice brand – Andeywala. Apart from this, you can
start own business but there are series of challenges you have to face while
set up restaurant.
Market size
The sales of
food items made from eggs are gradually increasing in Asian countries. Buying a
franchise that offer wide range varieties of egg dishes is a wise choice. Market
size of quick service restaurants rose to 30% as new players in food business
invest heavily. The egg industry has attracted domestic and global brands;
Indian consumers have always welcome new recipes. Andeywala is likely to
introduce new recipes in coming months.
Investment
Egg franchise
model is available under 10 lakh investment. This much amount is quite low in
today’s competitive environment. Do proper research to collect valuable
feedbacks from customers so that new recipes can be developed. Apart from this,
you will get training and marketing support to promote franchise at India
level.
Future opportunities
Egg industry is
continues to expand and is expected to grow by 10% in 2017. Huge business
opportunities will create in upcoming years, despite emerging demand for
traditional and fast food cuisines egg-derived products are valuable and also
good for health. Governmental initiatives like StartUP India and Make in India
are contributed heavily to growth of egg industry. Condition has been improved
a lot, 2017 is turn out well for industry due to GST implementation. Future of
egg franchise is bright; you can become new market leader by providing
delicious dishes made from eggs.
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