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Café Lorees: Branding To-go

Café Lorees: Branding To-Go

The Louis Promenade in the northern Israeli city of Haifa has always been a must-visit for its unique view and vibe. In 2020, amid the global COVID-19 pandemic, local authorities encouraged businesses to open food trucks to help them and their customers stay safe. 

Businesses offering a to-go consumption experience must find creative ways to extend their brand and create a lasting branded moment. Bev-top media gives them a seamless solution that works perfectly with F&B businesses’ offerings. The coffee may be to-go, but the connection to the brand is here to stay.

Want to learn more? Read our Definitive List of 2021 Food & Beverage Trends and learn all about emerging shifts and opportunities in the industry.

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