All Research articles – Page 56
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Analysis & InsightMenu prices on the rise as consumers trade up
The latest analysis of menu pricings by M&C Allegra has shown operators across the sector increasing prices at the premium end.
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Trend for eating lunch at home starting to fall
Consumers are eyeing lunch options that combine the twin priorities of speed and variety, according to new research.
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Consumers want more diversity but expect standards to fall behind
Taste outweighs health concerns and freshness for customers buying bread, pastries and patisserie goods as people are expecting more from their food
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Analysis & InsightChristmas 2015 more important than ever for managed pubs
Christmas is set to be more important than ever to managed pub companies this year after England’s early exit from the Rugby World Cup compounded sluggish like-for-like sales rises.
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Analysis & InsightSpend falls across eating and drinking out for September
The latest Greene King Tracker has shown a fall in spend across eating and drinking in September, both year-on-year and compared to August.
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Analysis & InsightIncrease in M&A activity shows there is still belief in tenanted pubs
NewRiver Retail’s purchase of a 158-strong package of Punch pubs show there is still belief in the tenanted model from emerging and more traditional buyers, according to the latest research from CBRE.
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Analysis & InsightPubcos ‘must look at pricing’ for turnover related agreements
Pubcos offering retail agreements must consider whether prices need to go up or operator earnings down, in order to make the model viable.
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Consumers take more flexible approach to mealtimes
New research has shown that consumers are increasingly flexible over meal times and prefer to sue their own judgement on what is healthy rather than following official advice.
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One third visit shopping centres just for F&B
Almost one-third of all visitors to shopping centres go there just to eat and drink, acoording to the latest Food and Beverage report by CBRE
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Analysis & InsightUK consumer confidence bounces back to record high
UK consumer confidence bounced-back to a record high in Q3 2015, according to the latest Consumer Tracker from Deloitte
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NewsCoffee shop numbers up 17%
Coffee shops have opened at a greater pace than other retail or leisure outlets over the past five years with a 17% net increase in their number since 2010
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Analysis & InsightSector sees ‘unspectacular’ September trading
The eating and drinking out sector continued to show “unspectacular” growth in September, with like-for-like sales across the Coffer Peach Business Tracker cohort up 1.2% on last year.
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Piper finds gaps in the food to go market
Diners in Manchester are looking for greater choice in their lunchtime food to go options and people both there and in London are keen to see greater choice of healthy meals
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NewsCoffee costing UK consumers up to £663 pa
The British public spends around £730m on coffee each year and consumes 70 million cups of coffee each day, according to research from Buddy Loans
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Spirit drinkers ‘increasingly disloyal to brands’
The drinks sector, both globally and in the UK, is facing a continuous march towards premiumisation, delegates to last week’s Spirits Summit were told.
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World Cup boosts consumer spending
Consumer spending growth regained some of the ground it lost over the summer in September, growing 3.7% year-on-year, helped by the start of the Rugby World Cup.
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Household spending slows in September
Visa’s consumer spending index – which looks at total spending, not just that on credit cards – showed spending post a lift of 1.8% in September compared with the same month last year.
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Analysis & InsightCost of eating out is down but spend is up
Competition between high street restaurants and pubs is making the average cost of meals less but consumers are spending more overall on extra courses and side dishes
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NewsSuburban pubs ‘bearing the brunt of closures’
Suburban pubs are being hit hardest by closures, making up more than half of pubs lost, while high streets are less affected
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Brits prefer takeaways to home-cooked food
The majority of people in the UK would prefer to order a take away or visit a restaurant for a family get together than cook a meal at home