Published September 6, 2016
America: Meet the chork
What the heck is a chork? Lisa Jennings, in Reporter’s Notebook blogs about the new utensil that is generating quite a buzz in the twittersphere. Company Panda Express is currently generating consumer insight to see if it would be successful to launch a “spork” type utensil for Asian cuisine.
Although there are some similar products out there, this idea has not yet become huge or mainstream so Panda Express could capitalize on it.
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