Fast food is 27% of UK market

By M&C Report team2006-11-05T08:17:00+00:00

In 2005, fast food accounted for 27% of the UK eating-out market, with 14% of Britons making a weekly trip to buy fast food. The Daily Mail 04/11/06 page 5 (Weekend)

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