All Research articles – Page 36
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Analysis & Insight
Frontline women earn more than men per hour
Frontline female staff in the UK hospitality industry are paid marginally more than men per hour, according to research by hospitality and leisure software provider Fourth.
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Consumer spending growth to slow in 2017-18
Real consumer spending growth will moderate from around 3% in 2016 to around 2% in 2017 and 1.7% in 2018, according to PwC
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Licensed sites in UK cities up 7.6% since 2011
The number of licensed premises in UK cities has risen 7.6% in the last five years, as pubs and restaurants are increasingly acting as saviours of high streets.
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UK now has most craft breweries per capita
The UK has overtaken the US in having the most craft breweries per capita.
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Brits face price hikes on favourite drinks
British tea and coffee drinkers could be paying more for their daily cup very soon as supply problems continue to impact their availability
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Third of Brits have reduced alcohol intake
A third of Brits (32%) have reduced or limited their alcohol intake over the past 12 months
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Brits consuming 100m fast food & takeaway meals a week
British consumers are consuming 100 million fast food and takeaway meals every week, according to a new survey by Cancer Research UK
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Cinema sector undergoing fundamental change
New research from Cushman & Wakefield reveals fundamental changes in the UK cinema industry
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VAT cut would boost eating out market
A cut in VAT by 5% in the Spring Budget could provide the average UK adult with extra spending power of £5,471 per year, with tourism and hospitality in line to benefit.
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UK CEO’s more upbeat about own growth prospects
UK chief executives are more upbeat about their own businesses’ growth prospects than 12 months ago
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Junk food more expensive than healthy options
Healthy food is mostly cheaper than junk food, making it “simply wrong” that cost is driving poor nutrition and obesity, says IEA report
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Poll shows changing attitudes to classic British dishes
New data has shown Saturday brunch bookings have grown 102% since 2013.
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Poll shows 47% of leaders optimistic about sector
A new survey of sector leaders has shown signs of confidence returning to the market but concerns remain about the key cost of people, property and food.
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Pub brands struggling to stand out in crowded market
Pubs are finding it tougher than ever to stand out in a crowded eating out market, the latest MCA Pub Brand Monitor data shows.
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Society must support pubs as hubs
Dr Ignazio Cabras, of Northumbria University, argues that his research into the societal value of pubs shows why the Government and the public must do more to support this valued institution. He insists the former should look at rate relief scheme while the latter must back up warm words with regular custom.
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Coffee shops have greatest potential to grow food to go share
Street food and coffee shop operators have the greatest potential to grab market share in the food to go market, according to the latest data.
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Record 3.7m tourist visits to UK in 2016
A record 37.3 million inbound visits were made to the UK in 2016, up 3% on 2015 with visitors spending £22.2 billion, matching 2015’s record spend.
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Brexit opens door to ‘rational’ approach to alcohol duty
Post-Brexit all alcoholic drinks should be taxed at a single flat rate of 9p per unit, an economist has insisted in a new report on the current ‘excessive and illogical’ duty regime.
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Foodies shunning takeaways
Foodies aren’t big fans of convenience foods, with 62% saying they would rarely or never order a takeaway
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January saw fastest lfl growth for a year
Like-for-like sales across the Coffer Peach Tracker grew at their fastest rate for a year in January.