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Rise in millet based snacks to finding cultural roots through food are some of the likely trends in 2022, says report

Rise in millet based snacks to finding cultural roots through food are some of the likely trends in 2022, says report

May 03, 2022, at 12:57 am

IBNS/Kolkata: From Indians focusing on foods to trace their cultural roots to rise in preference from home delivery of food from trusted sources to rise in demand for millet based snacks are some of the interesting findings that have emerged as part of the fifth edition of the food trends report by Godrej.