加拿大玉米种植者扩大现成的供餐,以满足有预算意识的消费者的需求。 Canadian grocers expand ready-made meal offerings to meet demand from budget-conscious consumers.

加拿大的杂货店正在增加现成的供餐,以迎合有预算意识的消费者寻求便利。 Grocery stores in Canada are boosting their ready-made meal offerings to cater to budget-conscious consumers looking for convenience. 去年有92%的加拿大人买了一顿杂饭, 花了36亿美元花在诸如寿司和鸡肉等种类繁多的菜上, 每顿平均8.55美元。 Ninety-two percent of Canadians bought a grocery meal last year, spending $3.6 billion on a wide range of dishes like sushi and jerk chicken, averaging $8.55 per meal. 这些被视为比外出吃饭更经济的膳食已成为66%消费者的定期购买,面包店扩大了多文化选择,并为满足需求开设了集中式厨房。 These meals, seen as more economical than dining out, have become a regular purchase for 66% of consumers, with grocers expanding multicultural options and opening centralized kitchens to meet the demand.