All Research articles – Page 94
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Analysis & Insight
Branded market to outperform sector
The UK’s branded market is to report turnover of £16.4bn in 2013, and is set for accelerated growth through
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Analysis & Insight
Catering industry missing out on energy savings
New analysis from the Carbon Trust shows the UK catering industry could save over a quarter a billion pounds in energy costs every year
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Analysis & Insight
Sector LFLs up 1.2% in May
Like-for-like sales among 27 leading pub and restaurant operators grew 1.2% in May, with London trading ahead of the rest of the country
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Analysis & Insight
Zolfo Cooper Profit Tracker: full report available
An in-depth, 24-page report on the 2013 Zolfo Cooper Profit Tracker, which charts the profit growth of the sector’s most successful privately owned operators, is now available to download
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Analysis & Insight
Patesseries have more regular visitors than coffee shops
Bakery-cafés, coffee shops and patisseries are the fastest-growing limited-service segments in terms of sales, new figures show
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Analysis & Insight
Dessert sales fall 6.4% in a year
Sales of desserts in pubs, restaurants and cafes have fallen 6.4% in a year, with “fickle” diners eschewing the course, a new report shows
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Analysis & Insight
Oysters and liver among our least favourite foods
Oysters, liver, anchovies and tofu have been named among the least favourite foods in a poll of 2,011 adults
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Analysis & Insight
Sector's admin burden revealed
One in 10 managers in the food & beverage and hospitality sector spends more than 20 hours per week on paperwork, a new survey shows
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News
Managed pubs outperform in soft drinks
Managed pubs outperformed the overall soft-drinks market last year, according to a new report from Britvic.
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News
Sector firms 'must bond more with customers'
Businesses in the hospitality, tourism and travel businesses need to do more to connect with their customers, according to a new report.
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News
French identifies key risks to sector
Leading analyst Simon French has identified seven key areas of risk for the industry, and provides and overview of the main sector firms
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Analysis & Insight
Women and young drive coffee growth
Young adults and women are driving the growth in out-of-home coffee sales, a new survey shows.
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News
Differentiating drivers among UK cafes
Patisseries are UK consumers’ most-frequented type of café, but bakery-cafés earn high marks from consumers on the quality of their food and beverage offerings
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News
Higher prices not to blame for pub no shows
The expectation that higher prices would be one of the leading pub deterrents is not borne out by new research
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News
Slight increase in pub visits
Some 60% of adults visited a pub for a drink in February this year, a marginal improvement on the same period a year ago
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NewsPub catering market value to reach £7.7bn
The UK’s pub catering market is expected to grow in value from £6.57bn to £7.7bn by 2017
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News
Eating out key high street driver
More than half of consumers (56%) polled in a new survey visit their local high street for a “quick bite to eat”