Culinary Trends: May 21 - Australia (5 stories)

Thursday, 21 May 2026 Daily Food & Beverage Australia

Here is your Daily summary for Food & Beverage across Australia for Thu 21st May 2026

The Bank of England has raised concerns over the sustainability of food price caps, as the Treasury abandons its plans to implement them. This shift could signal rising food costs ahead, impacting consumers and the broader economy. Meanwhile, Wingstop and CAVA are both facing near-term challenges despite their potential for long-term growth, highlighting the volatility in the food sector. In a notable development, Gami, a popular Korean restaurant chain, is expanding its reach by partnering with Coles to offer products in supermarkets, tapping into the growing demand for Korean cuisine.

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