Global Consumer Foodservice: Formulas for Growth in a Recessionary World
Euromonitor International's Global Consumer Foodservice: Formulas for Growth in a Recessionary World report examine stand-alone restaurants and eating establishments in which the consumer can freely choose to eat. The report looks at market trends by sector (cafes/bars, full-service restaurants, fast food, home delivery and street stalls). It profiles the leading companies in the market and analyses factors influencing eating out patterns. Forecasts illustrate how the market is set to change.
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Chapters: 12 | Publication date: Jul 2009
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Regional coverage
Western Europe; Eastern Europe; North America; Latin America; Asia-Pacific; Oceania; Africa and the Middle East
Table of contents
KEY FINDINGS
Chart 1 Key Findings
KEY FINDINGS
Chart 2 Key Findings
DEFINITIONS
Chart 3 Key Findings
GLOBAL PERFORMANCE
Chart 4 Global Performance
A US$2.2 TRILLION INDUSTRY CONTINUES TO GROW IN 2008
Chart 5 Global Performance
SLOWDOWN CONTINUES INTO FORECAST PERIOD
Chart 6 Global Performance
FASTER, CHEAPER OPTIONS LEAP AHEAD IN 2008
Chart 7 Global Performance
SALES, OUTLET GROWTH STRONG IN LATIN AMERICA, ASIA PACIFIC
Chart 8 Global Performance
COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE
Chart 9 Competitive Landscape
GLOBAL COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE HIGHLY FRAGMENTED
Chart 10 Competitive Landscape
FAST FOOD, US SALES STILL KEY FOR 30 LARGEST CHAINS
Chart 11 Competitive Landscape
2008 A DIFFICULT YEAR FOR CHAINS
Chart 12 Competitive Landscape
INDEPENDENTS CONTINUE TO DOMINATE GLOBALLY
Chart 13 Competitive Landscape
RISING INCOMES, NEED FOR CONVENIENCE DRIVES CHAINS
Chart 14 Competitive Landscape
CHAINED GROWTH STILL TO BE FOUND, DESPITE 2008 HEADWINDS
Chart 15 Competitive Landscape
FAST FOOD GLOBAL OPERATORS HAVE THE ADVANTAGE
Chart 16 Competitive Landscape
STARBUCKS GRAPPLES FOR VALUE FORMULA AS CONSUMERS CUT BACK
Chart 17 Competitive Landscape
FINDING THE VALUE
Chart 18 Competitive Landscape
THE EMERGING GLOBAL CONSUMER
Chart 19 Competitive Landscape
SEMI-CAPTIVE NOW ACCOUNTS FOR ONE-QUARTER OF GLOBAL SALES
Chart 20 Competitive Landscape
NON-TRADITIONAL LOCATIONS A GROWING FORCE
Chart 21 Competitive Landscape
LODGING, LEISURE LOCATIONS LEAD THE WAY
Chart 22 Competitive Landscape
FULL-SERVICE RESTAURANTS TO LEAD NON-TRADITIONAL GROWTH
Chart 23 Competitive Landscape
NON-TRADITIONAL LOCATIONS REPRESENT GLOBAL PROFIT CENTRE
Chart 24 Competitive Landscape
CATEGORY ANALYSIS: CAFéS/BARS
Chart 25 Category Analysis: Cafés/bars
SPECIALIST COFFEE SHOPS HIT A WALL IN 2008
Chart 26 Category Analysis: Cafés/bars
A HIGH-GROWTH, HIGH-VALUE SECTOR
Chart 27 Category Analysis: Cafés/bars
SPECIALIST COFFEE SHOPS STAND OUT
Chart 28 Category Analysis: Cafés/bars
CATEGORY ANALYSIS: CAFéS/BARS
Chart 29 Category Analysis: Cafés/bars
COFFEE REMAINS A GLOBAL GROWTH STORY
Chart 30 Category Analysis: Cafés/bars
CHAINED OTHER CAFéS/BARS A MINOR NICHE
Chart 31 Category Analysis: Cafés/bars
COFFEE SHOP CHAINS PRESS AHEAD
Chart 32 Category Analysis: Cafés/bars
CATEGORY ANALYSIS: FAST FOOD
Chart 33 Category Analysis: Fast Food
DOWNTURN A POTENTIAL BOON FOR FAST FOOD OPERATORS
Chart 34 Category Analysis: Fast Food
FAST CASUAL, ASIAN OPERATORS GAIN GROUND
Chart 35 Category Analysis: Fast Food
CATEGORY ANALYSIS: FAST FOOD
Chart 36 Category Analysis: Fast Food
A TALE OF TWO MARKETS
Chart 37 Category Analysis: Fast Food
TWO MARKETS WITH MAJOR DIFFERENCES
Chart 38 Category Analysis: Fast Food
ASIA PACIFIC TO REMAIN KEY BATTLEGROUND
Chart 39 Category Analysis: Fast Food
CATEGORY ANALYSIS: FULL-SERVICE RESTAURANTS
Chart 40 Category Analysis: Full-service Restaurants
CHINA CONTINUES TO DRIVE FSR DEMAND
Chart 41 Category Analysis: Full-service Restaurants
ASIAN FSRS RIDE EAST ASIAN DEMAND WAVE
Chart 42 Category Analysis: Full-service Restaurants
ASIAN DOMINATION CONTINUES IN 2008
Chart 43 Category Analysis: Full-service Restaurants
LEADING MARKETS REVEAL MULTIPLE CONTRASTS
Chart 44 Category Analysis: Full-service Restaurants
A DIFFICULT 2009 AWAITS
Chart 45 Category Analysis: Full-service Restaurants
ASIA PACIFIC EXPANSION SET TO CONTINUE
Chart 46 Category Analysis: Full-service Restaurants
CATEGORY ANALYSIS: 100% HOME DELIVERY/TAKEAWAY
Chart 47 Category Analysis: 100% Home Delivery/Takeaway
CONTRACTING OUTLET GROWTH HAMPERS EXPANSION IN 2008
Chart 48 Category Analysis: 100% Home Delivery/Takeaway
PIZZA DEMAND HIGHLY UNEVEN
Chart 49 Category Analysis: 100% Home Delivery/Takeaway
GLOBAL PIZZA CHAINS BENEFIT FROM FAMILIARITY
Chart 50 Category Analysis: 100% Home Delivery/Takeaway
GROWTH HARD TO COME BY IN MEDIUM TERM
Chart 51 Category Analysis: 100% Home Delivery/Takeaway
GLOBAL RETRENCHMENT TO STIFLE OUTLET GROWTH
Chart 52 Category Analysis: 100% Home Delivery/Takeaway
CATEGORY ANALYSIS: SELF-SERVICE CAFETERIAS
Chart 53 Category Analysis: Self-service Cafeterias
WESTERN EUROPE DEMAND DRIVES SELF-SERVICE CAFETERIAS GROWTH
Chart 54 Category Analysis: Self-service Cafeterias
INDEPENDENTS CONTINUE TO DRIVE GROWTH
Chart 55 Category Analysis: Self-service Cafeterias
SLOW GROWTH IN EUROPE TO HAMPER EXPANSION
Chart 56 Category Analysis: Self-service Cafeterias
CATEGORY ANALYSIS: STREET STALLS/KIOSKS
Chart 57 Category Analysis: Street Stalls/Kiosks
SLUMPING ECONOMIES A BOON FOR STREET STALLS/KIOSKS
Chart 58 Category Analysis: Street Stalls/Kiosks
AN INCREASINGLY VITAL MARKET
Chart 59 Category Analysis: Street Stalls/Kiosks
WHERE CHAINS (STILL) FEAR TO TREAD
Chart 60 Category Analysis: Street Stalls/Kiosks
STREET VENDORS TO STAY RELEVANT
Chart 61 Category Analysis: Street Stalls/Kiosks
GLOBAL PROSPECTS
Chart 62 Global Prospects
ASIA PACIFIC TO SOAR AMID GLOBAL DOWNTURN
Chart 63 Global Prospects
THREE EMERGING GLOBAL GROWTH CENTRES
Chart 64 Global Prospects
ASIAN EATING CULTURE CONTINUES TO DRIVE GROWTH
Chart 65 Global Prospects
THE SEARCH FOR GROWTH GOES ON
Chart 66 Global Prospects