All Research articles – Page 27
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Analysis & Insight
Poll shows UK's appetite for burgers remains unsated
Despite the financial troubles facing Byron, GBK and Handmade Burger Co consumers still want to see more burger restaurants in the UK, research by German insight company Dalia reveals.
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Analysis & Insight
A fifth of restaurants at risk of going bust
Up to a fifth of UK restaurants are at risk of going bust due to Brexit, according to new research
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Analysts corner: Domino’s
Douglas Jack and Ivor Jones at Peel Hunt give their view on the traditional pizza delivery market, which continues to be dominated by Domino’s. They question what the rapid growth of disruptors such as Deliveroo and UberEats means for the overall landscape.
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Analysis & InsightFoodservice inflation eased in September
Foodservice inflation has shown signs of easing – as September’s figure dipped to 6.5% from 9.3% in August.
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News
Star poll shows licensees positive about year ahead
A survey of Star Pubs & Bars licensees has revealed they are optimistic about the year ahead in spite of the uncertainty surrounding Brexit and the UK economy.
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Analysis & InsightDeloitte: consumer spending on going out down 4pp
UK consumer confidence rallied in the third quarter of 2017, increasing by three percentage points from Q2 2017 after three consecutive quarters of decline
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Chinese tourist spending up 23%
Chinese tourist spending rose by 23% in pubs, restaurants and bars during the Golden Week public holiday, the latest data from Worldpay reveals.
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Analysis & Insight
Poll claims customers willing to pay more for ethical home delivery
Nearly 8 in 10 online takeaway customers would pay more to give home delivery riders basic employment rights, a new poll has claimed.
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Analysis & Insight
Coffee drinkers spend £676 a year
Coffee drinkers get through an average four cups a day, with latte the overwhelming favourite, new research reveals.
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Survey: 44% drinking less this year
New research has revealed that 44% of British people are drinking less this year when going out then they did last year.
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Analysis & InsightSector lfls declined 0.9% in September
Britain’s managed pubs, bars and restaurants saw like-for-like sales decline 0.9% in September
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Analysis & Insight
Consumers to spend £562m this Christmas
Consumers are set to spend £562m on drinks out-of-home this Christmas with 211 million on-trade visits expected, new research has shown.
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Analysis & InsightAll-day dining the future of eating out
All-day dining has been identified as a key growth area for the eating out sector – though many consumers are still unfamiliar with the phrase, near research reveals.
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Analysis & Insight
Record 40m to visit UK
A record 40m overseas visitors are expected to have visited the UK during 2017, according to a forecast from VisitBritain.
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Analysis & Insight
Brits reining in on “nice-to-haves”
Consumer spending remained steady in September, recording growth of 3% – in line with the Q3 average of 3.1% – as Brits balanced budget
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Analysis & Insight
Staycations on the rise as sterling weakens
UK tourists’ debit card spending when abroad was down sharply compared with last summer, suggesting a move to staycations as sterling weakened.
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Analysis & Insight
Consumer spending fell in September
Consumer spending in the UK continues to decline according to the latest Visa UK CSI data, which showed a renewed fall in household spending during September
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NewsTop ranked restaurant brands revealed
Miller & Carter and Cosmo were the top-ranked restaurant brands in MCA’s analysis of Key Performance Indicators (KPIs).
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Analysis & Insight
Staff shortage bites amid EU worker slowdown
Record high employment and a slowdown of EU workers coming to the UK is making it harder for employers to find staff, particular in London and in the catering industry, new research reveals.
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Analysis & Insight
UK productivity 'worst result in 200 years'
UK productivity fell for the second quarter in a row and continues to lag behind trading partners such as the US, France and Germany, Office for National Statistics (ONS) figures indicate.