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Delivery and takeaway sales down again year-on-year in April but decline slows
Britain’s leading managed restaurant groups saw delivery and takeaway sales drop 1% year-on-year in April, the new Hospitality at Home Tracker from CGA by NIQ shows.
Around 4,600 hospitality venues lost over the last year
Britain has suffered a net decline of 4,593 licensed premises in the last year to March 2023, the new Hospitality Market Monitor from CGA by NIQ and AlixPartners shows.
Sales up for managed pubs, bars and restaurants but costs bite
Delivery and takeaway sales drop again in February
Northern cities lead bounceback in hospitality sales
Hospitality leaders' confidence rises but soaring costs threaten fragile businesses
Leaders of Britain’s top managed hospitality groups remain cautiously optimistic about the future despite spiralling costs,[...]
Delivery and takeaway sales slip in January as consumers tighten spending
Delivery and takeaway sales at Britain’s top managed restaurant groups were 2% down in January compared[...]
Delivery and takeaway sales still double pre-Covid levels
Managed restaurant groups’ delivery and takeaway sales in December 2022 were 104% higher than in December[...]
Over 13,000 hospitality businesses closed since 2020
More than 10% of the UK’s hospitality businesses have permanently closed since the start of the[...]
Businesses report best December in years, but real term sales lag pre-Covid
Britain’s leading managed pub, bar and restaurant groups enjoyed their best December trading in three years, the latest Coffer CGA Business Tracker reveals – but sales remained well below pre-Covid levels in real terms."
Foodservice price inflation surges past 20%
The CGA Prestige Foodservice Price Index continued its strong upward trend during November to reach record inflation of 21.5%, a tenth consecutive month of double-digit inflation, and the first time in its history that inflation has exceeded 20%.
One in nine hospitality jobs still vacant as staffing crisis continues
One in nine hospitality jobs remain vacant despite recent improvements in recruitment, new surveys from CGA by NielsenIQ and Fourth reveal.
Costs crisis wipes out hospitality's growth despite increase in October sales
October sales at Britain’s top managed restaurant, pub and bar groups were 1.5% ahead of the[...]
Contract catering sales up year-on-year but down on pre-Covid levels
Sales in the contract catering sector are still lagging behind pre-pandemic levels despite sharp growth over[...]
Hospitality loses 2,200 sites in three months as business cost challenges mount
Britain’s licensed hospitality sector saw a net decline of one closure every hour in the third[...]
Analysis reveals how operators are clamping down to control costs
Cost control is now down to the nitty-gritty: examining menus, opening hours and interrogating spend. The[...]
Analysis: How to attract staff over the next 12 months
Companies are competing for fewer staff, and staff are looking for companies that take diversity, inclusion and consideration of the cost of living crisis into account. The latest Business Leaders Report by CGA and The Caterer looks at hospitality employers’ recruitment plan for 2022"
Calorie labelling puts consumers off choosing certain dishes, research finds
Half of consumers would change their choice of dish if a menu showed it was too calorific, according to research from CGA by NielsenIQ.
CGA analysis: Value will be the watchword for 2022
In a cost of living crisis, money people do spend is more precious. We explore research from The Caterer and CGA on how consumers are driving operators to more experiential business models
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