Deliveries surge, but F&B orders diluted as more players crowd market, takeaway fatigue sets in
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FOOD and beverage (F&B) firms emerged from last year's "circuit breaker" better prepared for similar disruptions like the latest ban on dining-in at eateries - but new challenges have surfaced.
Some firms have reported slower demand for takeaways and deliveries compared to the circuit-breaker in April and May last year, despite the restrictions being largely similar.
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