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Global Briefing

A Faster World : Global Performance and Opportunities in Consumer Foodservice

Sep 2012

Price: US$2,000

About this Report

About this Report

With much of the world seemingly on the edge of another global recession, 2012 would not seem the most auspicious year for global consumer foodservice operators. Yet even amidst enormous uncertainty, consumers continue to eat out, and markets continue to expand. In this new report, Euromonitor International examines where the growth can be found, while exploring what has become an incredibly fluid competitive landscape, with distinctions between categories and occasions continuing to blur.


What this report includes

  • Up-to-the minute analysis of the latest trends in the industry
  • New product development, forecasts and other themes
  • Unique graphics and illustrated case studies
  • Most recent brand and company news
  • New insight into the size and shape of the market

Why buy this report

  • Clear, concise powerpoint format makes it easy to digest
  • Leading industry opinion keeps you abreast of latest news and trends
  • Forward-looking outlook on a category, market or issue affecting the industry
  • Latest five year forecasts assess how the market is predicted to develop
  • Understand the competitive environment, the leading players and brands

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

Introduction

Scope

Key Findings

Global Performance

Global consumer foodservice 2011 highlights

The recovery strengthens in 2011 – for some

Value sales growth improves while other measures lag

Full-service restaurants contribute the largest share of global value

Category growth shows strength in quick, affordable options

Asia Pacific leads in size, while Latin America dominates growth

Key emerging markets become major players in growth and scale

Regional Performance

Consumer foodservice performance by region: 2011 highlights

Asia Pacific’s sheer scope places it centre stage

Asia Pacific also claims the extreme majority of global outlets

China and India to contribute US$188 billion in growth by 2016

Southeast Asia offers additional opportunities

Latin America features smaller markets but even more rapid growth

Brazil capitalising on economic stability, rising disposable incomes

Smaller Latin American markets experience continued growth

Other markets to watch: The Gulf States as a new foodservice hub

Other markets to watch: Russia primed for rapid chained growth

Other markets to watch: Opportunities abound in niche categories

Competitive Landscape

Strong value growth in chains, but outlet growth is still a mixed bag

Top players gain share, while others lose momentum

McDonald’s: Still the world’s leading foodservice operator

Yum! Brands continues to leverage its emerging market presence

Subway makes strategic moves in Asia Pacific and Gulf states

Facing saturation, 7-Eleven pursues expansion in Asia Pacific

Independents top chains in value growth

CFS remains highly fragmented; independents claim majority share

Chained growth driven by convenience, premium positioning

In developed markets new share must be taken, not just earned

In emerging markets, accessibility and appeal are keys to growth

Standalone reigns, but retail locations are gaining global relevance

Foodservice becoming integral to retail, travel experiences

Category Analysis

Cheap convenience sees highest growth, greatest resilience

Fast food: Leading the recovery with improving value growth

Fast food: Growth slow, but demand for burgers is universal

Fast food: Growth is strongest in Asian fast food, fast casual dining

Fast food: A tale of two very large, very different markets

Fast food: Asia Pacific becoming increasingly central to growth

Fast food: Two-tiered strategy now key in all markets

Fast food: Two-tiered strategy now key in all markets (2)

Fast food: 2011 highlights and growth opportunities

Full-service: Value sales continue recovery, other metrics falter

Full-service: Asian demand conquers all

Full-service: Emerging markets responsible for all growth in 2011

Full-service: Unit prices showcase key regional differences

Full-service: Growth to slow, with no rebound ahead for value sales

Cafés/bars: Value showing signs of moderate recovery

Cafés/bars: Bars and pubs dominate, but growth is elsewhere

Cafés/bars: Coffee shops and juice/smoothie bars surge ahead

Cafés/bars: A global category of regional competitors

Cafés/bars: Demand focused in three key regions

Cafés/bars: Dismal long-term forecasts for Western Europe; cafés

Cafés/bars: Specialist coffee shops the centre of innovation

Street stalls/kiosks: Spending growth strong, but transactions slow

Street stalls/kiosks: A thriving category in key emerging markets

Self-service cafeterias: An ageing category showing signs of life

Self-service cafeterias: Western Europe chains lead the way

Self-service cafeterias: Growth moves to Latin America

100% HDTA: Stagnation, with no recovery in sight

Global Prospects

No booming recovery ahead, but steady growth will continue

Asia Pacific and Latin America offer major growth opportunities

Full-service and fast food continue to gain ground

Plenty of growth in standalone, but retail and travel claim share

Moving forward: The world’s largest growth opportunities 2011-16

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