Wagamama in Madrid
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Wagamama: a case study

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Wagamama is well-known for its Japanese-inspired menu, which is now 50% plant-based as part of their effort to mitigate climate change. They perfectly demonstrate three of our top recommendations for food services:

  1. Lead with flavour
  2. Showcase sustainability
  3. Consider the flexitarian consumer

Download our case study to find out exactly how they’ve managed to harness the power of the plant-based menu.

Wagamama: a case study

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