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Eatphoria expands reach with virtual brand licensing programme

The programme helps operators broaden menus and drive growth.

Eatphoria has launched a brand licensing programme that allows foodservice operators—from university cafeterias to stadiums—to use its brands on a virtual basis.

The programme is designed to let operators expand their menu options and unlock growth opportunities.

Partners can license individual brands to complement existing offerings or run multiple brands from a single kitchen to cover different dayparts.

Eatphoria’s brands are structured to share ingredients, equipment, and kitchen space, enabling operators to broaden their menus without adding major complexity or costs.

The model also supports multi-channel sales, including delivery, helping operators diversify beyond single-channel setups.

This licensing initiative is part of Eatphoria’s wider plan to grow its multi-brand platform across franchised and company-run sites, cloud kitchens, and partnerships with caterers, universities, hospitality providers, and stadiums seeking distinctive food options that are straightforward to implement.

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