All Research articles – Page 81
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Analysis & InsightMore people eat out, but they spend less
The proportion of the population who eat out continues to rise, although they are spending less when they do so, according to new research
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Analysis & InsightNando’s tops F&B social media league
Nando’s has topped the very first Food and Beverage Social Media Benchmark with more followers on both Facebook and Twitter than any other food and beverage brand
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Analysis & InsightCustomers shun pubs for coffee shops for remote working
Two fifths of UK workers spend more than four hours a week working at a coffee shop, far more than do so at a pub (7.8%) or a restaurant (3.6%), according to new research from 02 Business
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Analysis & InsightBrits are returning to the pub
Brits are returning to the pub after years of decline, according to new research by Kantar Alcovision
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Plan ahead to maximise success
Just 58% of hospitality companies have a business plan, despite there being a clear link between business planning and increased profit, according to new research by People 1st
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Commuters seek lower F&B prices and healthy options
Lower prices would be the key motivator in persuading more people to buy food and drink at railway stations or on trains, while healthy options and increased quality are also desired
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Analysis & Insight
Fear of appearing ‘tight’ fuels UK overspending
Almost half of the nation admits to falling into debt as a result of their social lives, a new study by the Money Advice Service has found
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Analysis & InsightConsumers prefer high streets to large malls
Investment in facilities is vital to reinvigorate smaller and high-street retail centres, with around half of consumers saying they prefer the convenience of local shopping to dominant, purpose-built malls
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Analysis & InsightUK on-trade beer market falls 3.4%
The UK on-trade beer market fell 3.4% in 2013, compared to growth of 3.5% in the off-trade, according to the British Beer & Pub Association’s Annual Barrelage Survey
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News
Premium bottle ale market 'worth £1bn by 2020'
The premium bottled ale (PBA) market is growing at a faster rate than early thought and has the potential to be worth £1bn by 2020, according to a new report from Marston’s
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Analysis & Insight
Malt whiskey and sparkling wine surge in on-trade
Sales of malt whisky and sparkling wine have grew sharply in the pub sector over the last year while beer sales saw a dip
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Analysis & InsightServing the UK: McDonald’s at 40
To mark its 40th year in the UK, McDonald’s has produced a report highlighting its contribution to the economy, the number of jobs created and its ongoing investment in restaurants and its supply chain. We take a look at some of the key findings
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Britons frustrated by pub queues
Britons spend half an hour every week queuing to pay - that’s 85 days or three months of the average lifespan, with queues in pubs seen as the third most hated
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Analysis & InsightSector lfl growth slows to 0.2%
Like-for-like sales growth across 28 leading managed pub and restaurant groups slowed to just 0.2% in May
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Evening tweets are best received
Tweeting six times a day increases the “organic reach” of an organisation by five times compared to three tweets over the same period, according to research carried out by Agility Marketing
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Analysis & InsightCasual dining grows as full service dips
Casual dining is growing at the expense of other parts of the eating out sector - particularly full service restaurants - and this pattern is set to continue, according to new research from NPD Group
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Analysis & InsightLoch Fyne tops customer satisfaction poll
Loch Fyne, the Greene King-owned brand, is delivering the highest levels of customer satisfaction in the UK’s eating out sector, according to the latest findings from CGA Peach’s BrandTrack
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Analysis & Insight
One in three will watch World Cup in pubs
One in three people will be watching the football World Cup in pubs and bars, prompting a 35% beer sales rise
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Analysis & InsightMore Scots support minimum pricing than oppose it
Slightly more people in Scotland support the introduction of a minimum pricing on alcohol than oppose it, but a large minority have no view, according to a new report into social attitudes in Scotland
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Analysis & InsightBurger leads F&B performance
Burger, coffee shops and Italian/pizza were the menu categories that registered the greatest sales among the 100 largest UK chains in 2013, according to data released by Technomic