Food & Drink Resources (FDR) opened its Denver focus group facility in 2014 to serve large restaurant organizations and food producers in development and market research. The FDR Innovation Center is brand new and fully-equipped with all the items you’d expect a restaurant or bar to have.
We hold focus groups and taste tests regularly and are always seeking local Denverites who love to eat and share their thoughts. But before you sign up, you might be wondering what focus group facilities look like. Continue reading
Food & Drink Resources got its start in Virginia and Texas, back when co-founders Richard Keys and Scott Randolph based their work there. The move to Colorado in 2009 was an intentional business move. Denver doesn’t just have amazing weather, skiing, and restaurants. Turns out Colorado is an ideal spot for food/beverage market research, too. Continue reading
In May, Taco John’s invited menu development experts to join its “Idea Council” for a two-day brainstorming session. Franchisees who serve on the Taco John’s menu committee, members of the brand’s corporate leadership team, and more than 20 industry partners joined in on the event, which was held at the Food & Drink Resources Innovation Center. Continue reading
Let’s address some of the reasons why food and drink manufacturers choose to work with third-party organizations, like FDR, for product development and product sales. Our goal is to show you how we can enhance your work…and grow your bottom line. Continue reading
If you are in Denver, you are always welcome to visit the Denver FDR Innovation Center and see our market research and test kitchen facilities. In the meantime, take a tour of our space online. Here we’ve got a quick video and photos for you. Continue reading
We can say with confidence that the food and drink ideation sessions at the FDR Innovation Center are unlike most others.
How do we know?
Because we’ve participated in hundreds of them over the last two decades. Part of our motivation for opening up our location in Colorado was so we could provide a different kind of ideation. Honestly, we want to have ideation sessions that don’t plain suck. Continue reading
