All Analysis & Insight articles – Page 136
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Analysis & InsightOperators on track for next year
While the AlixPartners Profit Tracker list is the market-watcher’s pre-eminent guide to dynamism in the sector, there are other operators making waves that haven’t made it on to the list for one reason or another. Mark Wingett provides a snapshot of five that are jostling for a listing
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Alcohol on sale for as little as 15.5p per unit
Alcohol Concern has renewed calls for minimum unit pricing for alcohol after a study found the recommended 14 units a week can be bought for little over £2
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Night tube to add £71m in drinking-out spend
A report has calculated the impact of Londoners staying out for one more pint as a result of the 24-hour tube as £71m.
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Young people increasingly shun alcohol for food
New research has underlined the shift away from drinking out occasions in the 18-24-year-old market but active participation in the eating out market.
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Boom in popularity for British cuisine
A poll of diner across the UK has shown the popularity of British cuisine is booming.
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Eating-out still growing in popularity
New research has found that 30% of Brits are eating out more often than they did 10 years ago and a third of people dine out at least once a week
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Leisure spend falling harder in London than regions
Consumer confidence remains fragile with 34% of people feeling worse about their financial situation than five years ago, compared to 29% who feel better.
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Analysis & InsightFive Guys ranked most popular fast food chain
Five Guys, the US burger concept, which launched in the UK in 2013, has been ranked the UK’s most popular fast food chain
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Millennials remain most loyal consumer group
New research has shown that millennials are the most likely age group (18%) to plan increased spending on eating out in 2016
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Analysis & InsightIs the future still bright?
After several years of consistently producing like-for-like growth, The Restaurant Group finds itself needing to address a falling share price and restoring faith in its core brand Frankie & Benny’s.
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BBPA: Budget means £39m annual saving for pubs
The British Beer & Pub Association has estimated the announcements in this week’s Budget will amount to an annual £39m saving for England’s pubs.
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Growth in consumer spending slows
Consumer spending grew by 3.3% in February, the second consecutive monthly slowdown since year-on-year growth reached a peak of 4% in December 2015
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Shopping centre traffic down 8.3%
Footfall to shopping centres last week fell significantly with an annual decline of 8.3%
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Flat February fuels fears of tough 2016
Flat like-for-like sales in February reflect a growing sense that 2016 will be a tougher year than last, the latest Coffer Peach Business Tracker has shown.
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Pubco relations improve again
Ratings for pub companies have improved despite a turbulent year in the tenanted sector, according to research by MCA (formerly M&C Allegra Foodservice).
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Analysis & InsightResearch shows potential to tap into growing beer interest
Pub customers are overwhelmingly interested in drinking British beer, and licensees have a golden opportunity to tap into this compelling trend, new research from MCA has shown.
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Analysis & InsightSector losing out on £333m in draught beer profits
Operators are losing out on at least £333m in potential profit from draught beer sales, according to a new report.
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Poll reveals drinkers’ craft beer concerns
The popularity of craft beer is continuing to broaden but consumers are increasingly keen for the category to be properly defined.
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Christmas visits down in 2015 but spending up
Visits to pubs, bars and restaurants fell over the Christmas period but spending increased, according to data from CGA Strategy.
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Coffee shops thriving against retail stores
Coffee shops and takeaway food stores are thriving on the high street when compared to other business types, according to new research.