All Research articles – Page 72
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Analysis & InsightBeer sales expected to rise in 2014
After five years of decline, volume sales of beer for 2014 are expected to rise 1.3% to 4.24bn litres, according to new research from Mintel.
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On-trade alcohol sales down 3% in 2014
The Wine and Spirit Trade Association’s market report shows on-trade alcohol sales fell 3% in 2014 with sparkling wine and champagne the only growth areas.
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Sector apprenticeships on rise
New figures have shown the number of people taking up apprenticeships has risen 814% since 2011/12.
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Online craft beer sales treble
Consumers placed twice as many online orders for craft beer during November 2014 compared to last year, with sales values up by 300%
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Fast casual continues to drive US market
The fast-casual restaurant segment in the US outperformed all others with nearly 8% growth in same store sales during Q3 2014
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Rise in Christmas gift card and voucher use
A survey has shown that 57% of consumers are likely to give a gift card or voucher as a present this Christmas – up from 49% last year.
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Family Food Survey shows sharp fall in drinking out
The average amount of alcohol drunk while eating out has fallen 54% since 2002, according to the latest Family Food Report.
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BDO: Smokehouses and pop-ups to thrive in 2015
A boom in crowd-funding and the increasing popularity of smokehouses and pop ups are among the predictions for 2015 from advisory firm BDO.
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Number of licensed premises has risen 3% in five years
The number of licensed premises in England and Wales has risen 3% in the last five years to reach 204,300 as of 31 March 2014.
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Gift card and voucher sales up 9% in Q3
New research has shown that gift card and voucher sales grew 9% in the third quarter of 2014 with online sales growing even sharper.
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M&C20 outperforms wider market
The M&C20 outperformed the All-Share index again this week as the wider market was slightly held back by oil price drops and the Autumn Statement
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New report shows 21.9% growth in chilled drinks
A new publication for wholesalers in the foodservice channel has revealed good growth across all key channels, with chilled food and drinks showing impressive upswings of +7.1% and 21.9%, respectively.
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Analysis & InsightResearch shows 65% reluctant to tip
A new poll has shown almost two-thirds of people feel reluctant to tip, regardless of the quality of service they received.
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Health concerns trigger decline in meat eating
A new YouGov survey has found around one in three people (35%) say they are willing to consider eating less meat
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New ONS figures show fall in spend on restaurants, pubs and hotels
The annual survey of household budgets by the Office for National Statistics has shown that people are spending less on alcohol, restaurants visits and hotel stays.
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Analysis & InsightPub and bar job opportunities up 37% year-on-year
New figures on employment in the hospitality sector show on average 74 people applied for every waiting staff role advertised in the last quarter.
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Diners ‘not engaging with restaurants on social media’
A new survey has shown only one in five diners communicate with restaurants online.
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Research shows private equity buyouts can harm companies
New research claims companies taken over by private equity through an institutional buyout (IBO) are likely to see their performance fall behind rivals.
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Healthy and "extreme" diets to thrive
Restaurants catering to healthy eating choices and balanced or even “extreme healthy” diets will continue to succeed in 2015 as well-being as a trend is here to stay, according to Nicola Knight, director of services at Horizons
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Spending by retirees set to rise
The over 60s sector is expected to become a more influential spending group in the eating and drinking out sector as savers are anticipated to be spending more in the next year