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Europe → North America

Hospitality & Foodservice

For restaurant groups, hotels, cafés, bakeries, hospitality concepts and professional foodservice suppliers entering North America.

Commercial challenge

Turn market interest into a credible route to market.

Concepts and supplier offers must be adapted to local economics, operating expectations, procurement practices and launch realities.

  • 01

    Concept and offer adaptation

  • 02

    Advisory-level market and site assessment

  • 03

    Operator and supplier introductions

  • 04

    Launch coordination and growth support

Support

A structured progression from assessment to growth.

01

Assess

Evaluate product readiness, positioning, pricing, target markets, channels and specialist requirements.

02

Enter

Coordinate market preparation, route-to-market partners, buyer outreach and a disciplined launch sequence.

03

Grow

Represent the commercial agenda locally, follow the pipeline and turn market feedback into priorities.

Regulated, laboratory, importing or brokerage work is performed by qualified independent professionals where required. MAG coordinates the process and does not act as the regulator or regulated provider.

Common questions

Direct answers.

What does hospitality market-entry consulting cover?
Assessing whether a concept transfers to a North American market, adapting the offer, format and price architecture to local expectations, evaluating candidate markets and trade areas, identifying operating, franchise or development partners, and coordinating the commercial workstreams through opening and early trading.
How does foodservice business development in the USA differ from retail?
Foodservice decisions are made by operators, chefs, group buyers and distributors serving them, on different cycles and specification criteria than retail. Volumes, pack formats, consistency of supply and service capability often matter more than shelf presentation, and the commercial approach has to be built accordingly.
Does MAG operate restaurants or hotels?
No. MAG advises and coordinates. Operating, licensing, real-estate, construction and regulatory matters are handled by the brand and by qualified independent professionals retained for the relevant jurisdiction.
What is assessed before recommending a market?
Concept fit and differentiation, labour and supply realities, price positioning against comparable local offers, partner availability, and the brand's capacity to support a market at distance. We do not forecast guaranteed performance.

North America

Make the next market move deliberate.

Tell us where your brand stands today and what you want to achieve in the United States, Canada or both.