Bidfood launches ‘Talking Food' 2019 trends podcast series

22 February 2019 by

‘Talking Food', a new bitesize podcast series, has been launched by Bidfood.

The 10-part series looks at a range of topics related to foodservice and hospitality which are set to influence 2019's top food and drink trends and cuisines for the year ahead.

The podcasts hosted by Bidfood's head of insight and customer experience, Sarah Whiddett, the first series of Talking Food sees the company's team of experts explore trends at a macroscopic level, reflecting on how societal changes have influenced what consumers are choosing to eat and drink.

Commenting on the podcast series, Whiddett said: "It's been great fun creating Bidfood's first ever podcast. We've intentionally kept each of the episodes as short and digestible as possible so that anyone and everyone can find time to listen. As well as exploring some of the bigger influences feeding into 2019's food and drink trends, the podcasts give helpful advice for those wanting to weave some of this year's trend influences into their menus."

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Andy Kemp, group sales and marketing director, Bidfood and Sarah Whiddett, head of insight and customer experience, Bidfood

e Talking Food with Bidfood podcasts are available at iTunes, Spotify, Soundcloud and Stitcher.

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