All Research articles – Page 48
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Sector lfl sales decline by 1.4% in May
Britain’s pub and restaurant groups saw same-store sales slip in May, with collective like-for-like trading down 1.4%
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Household spending flat in May
Household spending saw the weakest increase in more than two years in May
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Poll shows F&B offer vital to town centres
A new poll has underlined the importance of food & beverage offerings in maintaining footfall in town centres, with 52% saying it was a draw.
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Poll shows a third of diners think they’re ‘foodies’
More than a third of diners now consider themselves “foodies” according to new research, which also showed a continued switch from traditional fast food to gourmet alternatives.
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Consumer spending rebounds in May
Consumer spending rebounded in May, rising 3.6%, after two months of weak growth which saw it fall to a two-year low
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Poll shows evolution of business lunch
A poll has shed light on the dining habits of workers hosting business lunches – with alcohol now less of a feature, speed of the essence but the tradition itself in decline.
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Analysis & InsightOnly 18% of top brands vary prices across country
There are significant opportunities for the sector to use regional price differentiation as a way of offsetting rising costs, research by MCA has shown.
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Food prices fall back into deflation for May
Food prices fell back into deflationary territory in May, according to the latest figures from BRC-Nielson.
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US study finds fast casual courses higher in calories
Courses at fast casual restaurants have a higher average calorie count than fast food establishments
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Start-ups continue to fuel sector growth
Fledgling on-trend concepts are continuing to drive growth in a competitive eating and drinking out market, the latest Market Growth Monitor has shown.
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Central London openings slowing
Central London is in danger of losing its status as the epicentre of eating out, the Market Growth Monitor has warned.
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Living wage impacting productivity
The national living wage has had a detrimental impact on the UK’s low-wage sectors, according to a new study by the Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR)
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Get me to the geek
The geek-chic generation is upon us. Knowledge equals power and the more intellectual the content, the better. Brand marketers now need to be aware of this trend and will need to inform and inspire simultaneously if they’re to gain this intelligent group’s attention, argues Lara Piras of Voxburner
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Piece of the pie
US pizza chains are enjoying a resurgence in consumption, thanks to answering nationwide calls for quality and uniqueness says Darren Tristano of Technomic
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Leisure spend down in April
The average British household spent £206 on out of home leisure in April, a £10 (5%) decrease month-on-month
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Customer feedback improvements could give sector £3.2bn boost
The hospitality and leisure sector could add £3.2bn to the UK economy by improving how customer feedback is used, according to Barclays.
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Consuming youth - Instant gratification and disposable ethics
Earlier this year at YMS16, creative marketing agency Amplify previewed their ‘Young Blood’ series – a national research piece that involved speaking with 2,506 13 - 25 year olds to try and paint a new picture of British youth today. It looked at young people’s attitude to alcohol, food and eating out, and spending
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Analysis & InsightPoll shows 27% of workers never eat lunch
Research by Deliveroo has shown that 27% of the UK’s workforce never eats lunch.
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Have deals lost relevance for pubs?
The pub sector grew visits from families faster than the wider market for the year to March but visits driven by promotion took another fall.
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Half of Brits stay dry on a night out
Half of the British population has been on a night out without drinking in the last six months