All Research articles – Page 92
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Analysis & Insight
Over 40% of Brits skip breakfast
More than four out of 10 adults in the UK (43%) skip breakfast at least once a week, according to a new survey from Canadean Custom Solutions
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Londoners top coffee shop visits
Consumers in London visit coffee shops more times per month than those in the regions, but eat in these establishments less than their regional counterparts
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Diners more drawn to promotions
More than half (54%) of consumers strongly agree that they are seeking restaurant deals and promotions more often now than they were in 2011, new research shows
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One million apply for hospitality jobs
The number of applications for jobs in hospitality grew 17% in the second quarter of this year, with more than one million submitted, new research shows
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Bank Holiday ‘staycations’ to generate £1bn
Just under 10% of the adult population of Britain will make the most of the forthcoming August Bank Holiday weekend by taking an overnight holiday trip in the UK
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Analysis & InsightPub drink sales grew 12% in heatwave
Pub drink sales grew 12% during the hottest week in recent years, the week ending 13 July, according to a survey of 5,000 managed pubs by CGA
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NewsCoffee shop growth to continue
The number of coffee shops operated by the top 10 UK chains will grow by 21.7% to 4,252 over the next four years, according to a report that says smaller chains may struggle more and the future for sandwich shops is less bright
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Diners would pay a premium for 'sustainable' food
More than half of consumers would pay a premium to eat in a ‘sustainable’ restaurant, according to a new survey that suggests people are becoming more sophisticated in their attitude to what they eat
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Analysis & InsightHot dogs lead US invasion of British menus
Hot dogs have replaced scampi and chips in the list of the top 20 most popular dishes in eating out venues, with 85% more menus featuring the product compared to this time last year, new research shows
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Pubs missing out on Generation Y
Pubs are missing out on potential business from “Generation Y” by not being attune to their needs, according to a new survey
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Social media leads way for customer contact
Social media is currently the quickest and most reliable form of customer contact, according to new findings from eDigitalResearch
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Pre-loading 'not just price driven'
Alcohol policies will continue to fail to impact 80% of young people until the pub trade and policy makers understand the reasons behind pre-loading, a new survey shows
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Record tourist spend in H1
Visitors to Britain spent record amounts in the first half of 2013, and the highest number of visitors arrived since 2008, new figures show
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Allsop: Market has reached a turning point
Allsop, the UK’s largest commercial auction house, said it believes that the commercial property market may well have reached a turning point
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More people try real ale
More than half of drinkers, and one in three female drinkers, have now tried real ale, according to research from the Campaign for Real Ale
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Analysis & InsightPubs boost July sales performance
Like-for-like sales across 27 of the UK’s leading pub and restaurant brands grew 1.3% in July, driven by a 2.9% rise in like-for-like sales across managed pub groups, which benefited from the prolonged sunny weather and a revival in trade in the capital after last July’s pre-Olympic sales dip
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Extra pint would stimulate beer growth
Beer drinkers buying just one extra pint a month in the pub would push the British beer industry back into growth, according to the Campaign for Real Ale
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Consumers demand more from food-to-go
Almost two thirds (61%) of consumers now buy lunch on-the-go, according to new research that says people are demanding more from food-on-the-go options
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Pubs have a positive impact, say consumers
More than half of consumers think pubs have a positive impact on community life, and 89% feel they offer a safe environment in which to socialise, new figures show
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News
BBPA cautious over tied rent figures
The group has issued a note of caution over figures that suggest rents are higher in tied pubs as a proportion of turnover than the free-of-tie outlets