All Research articles – Page 59
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Analysis & InsightLondon customers twice as likely to want healthy meal out
Customers in London are twice as likely to be motivated to eat out by the desire for a light or healthy meal than those in the rest of the UK.
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Consumer confidence fell in Q2
The latest Deloitte Consumer Tracker shows a fall in consumer confidence in Q2 2015 with the first decline for 18 months in sentiment on disposable income.
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Analysis & InsightFood to go market to be worth £7.8bn
The food-to-go mission value to the UK’s convenience store sector is set to be grow from £4.8bn this year to £7.8bn by 2020
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Analysis & InsightBeefeater has highest visit spend across pub brands
Beefeater delivered the highest average spend per visit across the major pub brands in the second quarter of 2015.
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Analysis & InsightToby Carvery only brand to grow NPS and revisit scores
The latest Pub Brand Monitor has shown Toby Carvery as the only major chain to increase net promoter score and grow revisit scores at both lunch and dinner in Q2 2015.
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Analysis & InsightJDW faces pressure in key day parts
JD Wetherspoon continues to be the best known pub brand but is facing increasing pressure, the latest Pub Brand Monitor from M&C Allegra Foodservice has shown.
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Analysis & InsightNearly a fifth of drinkers to reduce alcohol consumption
Almost one in five (17%) British drinkers expect to reduce their consumption over the next year, with saving money being the number one reason for cutting back.
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Diners happy to pay £12.04 for a main meal
Diners are willing to pay an average of £12.04 for a main course in the UK and Ireland, according to a survey by experience discounting website LivingSocial
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Salt levels in fast food dangerously high
A 2015 global survey has found that fast food chains are serving up kids’ meals that are dangerously high in salt
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Analysis & InsightDerby is the UK’s fast food capital
An investigation into the prominence of fast food outlets in UK towns and cities as a whole has found that Derby has highest concentration of sites
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Brits spend almost a quarter of net income on eating out
A new survey has shown that UK customers spend close a quarter of their annual net income on dining.
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Gym users spend more on eating out
Gym users spend 56% more than non-gym users on eating out, while budget gym users spend 64% more than non-gym users
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Analysis & InsightRestaurant lfls up 4.3% in July but pubs flat
Restaurants recorded like-for-like growth of 4.3% in July but pubs remained essentially flat, according to the latest Coffer Peach Business Tracker.
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87% of customers would not return after slow service
A new poll has shown that while 95% of customers would complain to their friends about slow service in a pub or restaurant, only 48% would tell the venue.
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Consumer spending a tale of two halves in July
Consumer spending growth hit 4.6% in July year-on-year, but it was a month of two halves thanks to the weather
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Number of UK clubs falls 45% in 10 years
The number of nightclubs in the UK has almost halved since 2005, according to newly released figures.
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Analysis & InsightEmployees rank Greggs as best employer
Bakery chain Greggs came top of an online poll of the best high street eateries to work for, according to feedback from its employees that put McDonald’s at the bottom
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Takeaway sector worth £9bn to UK economy
The takeaway food sector is worth £9bn to the UK’s economy and provided more than 220,000 direct jobs last year
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Application rates dwindling in hospitality sector
The numbers of people applying for jobs in the hospitality sector are falling despite there being a significant rise in the number of jobs available
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Poll shows publican anger over illegal sport screenings
More than half of licensees would report a pub in their local area if they were screening live sport illegally, a new survey has revealed.