Foodservice provider Sodexo has partnered Workplace food-tech platform HUNGRY, enlisting top chefs and restaurants to improve foodservice options.

The collaboration is set to transform the corporate dining experience in 19 major cities across the US and Canada by integrating HUNGRY’s network of culinary talent into Sodexo’s service offerings.

Sodexo North America chief strategy and development officer Brent Bloomberg stated: “Leveraging Sodexo’s on-site dining model and HUNGRY’s top-tier chefs and local restaurant platform, this new partnership will allow us to provide a flexible, digitally enabled solution across diverse environments — workplaces, campuses, and beyond — where demand for local variety continues to grow.”

The partnership is effective immediately, granting Sodexo access to HUNGRY’s network of more than 1,500 food partners. The implementation will commence with strategically selected accounts to enhance the dining experience in corporate settings.

Sodexo is renowned for its commitment to providing customised, nutritious dining solutions to its clients, which include exclusive signature concepts and collaborations with celebrity chefs.

The partnership with HUNGRY is expected to further elevate Sodexo’s position as an innovator in the foodservice sector.

Sodexo US CEO of corporate services David Bailey highlighted the shift in consumer expectations, saying: “The expectation and delivery of dining services has changed significantly over the last five years, particularly in corporate environments. Consumers today expect to be able to get the food they crave with ease, even while at work.

“By bringing HUNGRY onboard, we’re adding to our vast portfolio and giving clients more options when it comes to providing their employees with the elevated food experiences they’re seeking.”

HUNGRY advances local economic growth while adopting eco-friendly practices.

“Sodexo partners HUNGRY to enhance foodservice options” was originally created and published by Verdict Food Service, a GlobalData owned brand.

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