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The pace in the F&B market is accelerating – we help companies keep up

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With us, your company starts sprinting

Based on your objectives, we guide you and your team through a custom-built Innovation Sprint. We always help precisely where innovation is being held back. Always at pace — but never shooting from the hip.

We are foodies – and always at the pulse of development

Our Innovation Sprints help you find your own answers to mega-trends – together we dig deep into the latest developments.

Functionality
Everywhere

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Beverage
Revolution

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Snacking
Trends

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Your current topic

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Berlin as a Trend-Hotspot

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Always fast, always thorough

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A well-coordinated team of internal and external experts

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We prototype early & fast

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Insights over gut feeling

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6 weeks to a validated concept

New Service

The Consumer.AI

In our sprints we use AI panels based on market and behavioural data as well as clients' own insights. This allows us to simulate, for example, consumer acceptance, purchase likelihood, and price sensitivity in real time during workshops.

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FAQ: Innovationsberatung & Innovation Sprints

  • An Innovation Sprint is our format for turning a strategic search field into a validated product concept — fast, methodically sound, and with real market feedback. Instead of traditional consulting, we work directly with your team in a structured, iterative process: from consumer insight through prototypes to pilot series. Typically completed in 6 weeks.

  • For established manufacturers who want to respond quickly to market trends, as well as for startups that need to validate an idea before investing. We're not a replacement for internal R&D teams — we complement them. Those who already have their own team gain speed and an outside perspective free from tunnel vision.

  • The Sprint follows a four-stage process: we start with consumer insight (what do people actually want?), develop an initial validated concept from that, build testable prototypes and test them — before moving toward market testing and scaling. Every step is built on real feedback, not assumptions.

  • Yes — when the conditions are right. 6 weeks means: no endless approval loops, clear decision-making on your side, and the willingness to test early rather than perfect for too long. We've proven this pace across dozens of projects — from startups to international food manufacturers.

  • Concretely and meaningfully, not as a buzzword. We use AI for concept visualizations (Midjourney, Adobe Firefly), recipe optimization, and ideation workshops. At the core is The Consumer.AI — a tool that simulates in real time how your target market responds to concepts: purchase intent, price tolerance, emotional appeal. Based on GfK, YouGov, Mintel, and proprietary datasets.

  • We develop physical products — not presentations. At the end of a Sprint, you have testable prototypes, validated market feedback, and a concrete next step. We also bring an established network of startups, contract manufacturers, ingredient specialists, and retail partners — one we actually use, not just list as references.

  • That's your call. We're happy to continue working with you — into product development, scale-up, or market testing. Or we hand off cleanly to your internal team if you prefer. Many clients use the Sprint as a kickstart for a longer collaboration; others need exactly this one push.

  • Absolutely — that's actually the ideal case. Those who start with a search field ("We want to enter the plant-based snacks category") rather than a finished idea get a concept from the Sprint that is genuinely based on real insights. Those who already have an idea can quickly test with us whether it holds up — and if not, why.

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