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Food and Beverage Mobile Growth Playbook

The food and beverage industry is thriving, with a projected market size of $8.818 trillion by 2028. Digital platforms, particularly mobile apps, are reshaping how consumers dine out, order in, and shop for groceries. Food delivery apps alone are expected to reach a market size of $165 billion by 2029, reflecting this ongoing shift toward mobile-first experiences. For F&B brands, mobile apps aren’t just nice-to-have; they’re essential. App users don’t just engage more — they spend more. In fact, app users spend 3.3x more than non-app users, making them a powerful driver of growth, retention, and conversions. Packed with expert advice, industry insights, and actionable tips, the Food and Beverage Mobile Growth Playbook is your guide to tapping into the full potential of mobile apps.

What’s inside:

  • The state of food and beverage today, backed by industry data
  • Mobile’s role in transforming the F&B landscape and meeting evolving customer expectations
  • Proven strategies to acquire app users cost-effectively and at scale
  • Engagement tactics to keep your app top-of-mind for customers
  • Tips to drive conversions and maximize ROI through mobile

Download the playbook now to unlock new opportunities for growth.

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Slide titled “State of food and beverage” with text about industry shifts and a bar chart showing projected global online food delivery revenue growth from 2017 to 2028 by segment.
Slide titled “State of food and beverage” highlighting projected market growth, with a bar chart showing global food delivery market size increasing from 2023 to 2029.
Slide titled “Mobile drives value for food and beverage brands” outlining benefits such as improved customer experience, revenue growth, operational efficiency, and loyalty retention.
Slide titled “State of mobile: What does it mean for food and beverage brands?” listing industry challenges such as fragmented measurement, privacy changes, SKAdNetwork, and advertising limitations.