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Imagine having a rewarding high-paying job that lets you use your creativity and love of cooking as a caterer.
A caterer or catering business is hired to provide food, beverages, and service for functions ranging from intimate dinner parties to weddings, conferences, and other events for hundreds or even thousands of people.
The Need
Individuals, organizations and businesses use catering companies for special events and occasions, such as birthdays, weddings, charity galas and business conferences.
in today's busy life where all the family members or at least most of them work and have busy schedules, catering services comes as a major relief as the families can have a regular orders to catering companies for their daily food requirements.
Another aspect of the catering services is hospitality events management services where you can offer a one stop solution to your client when it comes to make their event memorable.
Opportunity
The catering market in the United States is huge—and growing. According to Technomic’s 2017 “Catering Usage and Preferences” report, the catering market topped $58 billion that year. Of that market, more than a third—over $22 billion—went to business catering (B2B), and the balance of nearly $36 billion went to social catering (B2C). These commanding numbers suggest that catering is a big business opportunity that’s only getting bigger.
The market size of the Caterers industry in the US has grown 2.3% per year on average between 2015 and 2020.
Market
- Working Individuals
- Home Makers and Busy Moms
- Professionals
- Private Events
- Corporate Events
- Staff Parties
- Family Parties & Get Together
- Family Events
Services
Catering Services
Meal Subscription
Food
Delivery
Events
Orders
On-demand Chef
Investment
Initial Capital Investment - $90,000 ONLY
Investment amount will be calculated at actual and progressively as on every stage of the process would involve a budget price and its deliverables, so as to keep the investors fully updated and transparent.
An additional 25% of the investment amount to be kept in business bank account for operating expenses.
This amount includes at a minimum three (3) months of average projected expenses to cover startup costs, working capital costs, and contingency financing.