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Bahrain's FA Holding invests in plant-based kids' food startup - Vimarsana News

Bahrain's FA Holding invests in plant-based kids' food startup

DUBAI: Bahrain-based FA Holding has invested $200,000 in a plant-based kids’ food startup in the UAE. Sprout was founded by biochemist Oz Erbas and marketing technologist Katerina Papatryfon and its products are made 100 percent from plants, using locally sourced and organic ingredients from around the UAE. The company is also developing an artificial intelligence-powered app which will help parents to plan their children’s meals and monitor their nutritional intake. Bahrain’s FA Holding has been investing in startups for more than a decade and its portfolio ranges from traditional logi...

Eat App announces Emaar Hospitality partnership - Vimarsana News

Eat App announces Emaar Hospitality partnership

Eat App announces Emaar Hospitality partnership DUBAI, February 14, 2021 Eat App, a global leading restaurant reservations platform based in Dubai, has announced the launch of its unique restaurant reservation technology at The Emaar Hospitality Group, the hospitality and leisure business of Emaar Properties PJSC.   The agreement will see the Eat App technology rolled out across the F&B portfolio of Emaar Hospitality Group, and will power the operations and guest management across 50+ restaurants including At.mosphere, Address Downtown, Address Marina Mall, Palace Downtown, Vida Hotels ...

7 restaurant technology trends to watch in 2021 - Vimarsana News

7 restaurant technology trends to watch in 2021

7 restaurant technology trends to watch in 2021 share this article Photo: EHL The restaurant industry has traditionally been slow to adopt technology and innovative digital solutions. But in 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic changed that and forced food and beverage outlets to look beyond the traditional. Many restaurants have recently turned to tech, even if reluctantly, to adapt to a new reality. One which includes less dine-in guests, more off-premise and al fresco dining, or plexiglass screens and table dividers, masks and gloves, and lots of sanitizing. Advertis...