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A letter from our Food & Beverage Sector Head
On behalf of HSBC Bank and our colleagues worldwide, we’d like to express our appreciation and gratitude for all the hard work and dedication to those employed through the food and beverage industry during the pandemic, who managed to meet the needs of the consumers despite setbacks. The challenges these companies faced led to certain changes, processes, use of data and new technology that should help mitigate supply change disruptions in the future.
HSBC’s knowledge and understanding of the food and beverage industry positions the Bank well and allows us to help our clients achieve their operating goals and growth aspirations during both challenging and less challenging environments.
So here’s to the men and women that work inside the farm gate to those that process, manufacture, and deliver the food and beverages throughout the world. Were it not for their devotion, the consumer would not have been able to enjoy a balanced, nutritional diet.
All the best,
John Church
Changing Consumer Trends
ESG Focus
Climate change is at the forefront of consumer’s minds. As a result food and beverage companies are focusing on sourcing from suppliers that employ regenerative practices and focus on sustainability within their production methods. Plant-based protein and healthier-for-you food alternatives have become increasingly popular with many consumers.
Global Growth Strategy
Food and Beverage companies are in a continuous state of growth geographically and through new product innovation. M&A activity and investments in start-up companies which develop and produce new, innovative products has increased since the beginning of 2021. While disruption in supply chain channels caused by the pandemic led to logistic challenges and a desire to source more products locally, companies remain interested in sourcing internationally and building a presence in highly populated countries with an improving socioeconomic environment.
Sales Channel Diversification
The Covid-19 pandemic led to a change in the way in which consumers shop for groceries. Digital/e-commerce delivery platforms and curbside pickup gained tremendous momentum in the past 18 months, and it appears the elevated use of these platforms is here to stay.
Sustainability
A Global Perspective on Inflation and Food Trends
Our Head of the Food & Beverage Sector, John Church, recently sat down for a podcast episode created by The Food Institute to discuss the top trends in the industry, from inflation and global trade disruption to food service and health and wellness.
The Plant-Based Protein Movement and Market Outlook
Learn how food and beverage companies are achieving this today
The sky’s the limit – how vertical and indoor farming can supplement the food supply chain
Learn about the future of indoor vertical farming and what HSBC is doing to support businesses reach their sustainability goals.
Plant-based protein – past, present and future
Learn about the past, present and future of the plant-based protein industry
The F&B Industry with Fever-Tree
Delve into insights from the F&B industry with Fever-tree CEO Charles Gibb and Wyatt Crowell, CEO HSBC Commercial Bank. Though we predict slow recovery for hospitality - there's also good news to share within the space.
Sustainability Within the Food and Beverage Industry
Many Americans are focused on sustainable practices- where their food came from, how it was prepared and how it was delivered. Hear from our food and beverage industry expert as he discusses consumers and sustainble sourcing. Watch our video now!
Through the provision of standard and structured credit facilities, M&A advisory services, capital markets products and treasury management services, HSBC can help Food & Beverage clients manage their growth no matter the circumstances.
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