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Global Briefing

Global Consumer Foodservice: Defining Value After the Recession

Jul 2010

Price: US$2,000

About this Report

About this Report

Value ruled all in 2009, from recession-ravaged developed markets to resilient emerging markets such as Brazil and China. In this new report, Euromonitor International examines how the recession has shaped consumer behaviour, as well as how demand is expected to evolve in the near term, with Asia’s importance to global demand growing by the day.


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

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  • 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

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Table of Contents

Table of Contents

Introduction

Scope

Key Findings

Global Performance

US$2.1 Trillion Global Foodservice Industry Slows in 2009

Growth to Improve Slightly Going Forward

Fast and Affordable Still a Compelling Combination

Strong Sales Performance for Middle East, Latin America

Competitive Landscape

A Highly Fragmented Industry

2009 a Very Mixed Year for Chains

Independents Hit Hard by Global Downturn

Independents Still Dominate as Growth Slows

Rising Incomes, Need for Convenience Drive Chains

North America Still Central to Chained Sales

Growth There to be Had for Well-positioned Chains

The Emerging Global Consumer

Semi-captive an Emerging Growth Centre

Foodservice Integral to Retail and Travel Experience

With a Strong Niche in Several Markets

Semi-captive Drives More Sales Per Outlet Despite Recession

Category Analysis – Cafés/Bars

Latin America Points the Way as Europe Pulls Back

Downturn Causes Growth Shift from Traditional Centres

Cafés/Bars Feel the Slowdown Across the Board

Coffee Shop Chains Still Key

A Category in Transition

Category Analysis – Fast Food

Fast Food Takes on the Downturn

A Soft Landing for a High-flying Category

Asian Options Gain Ground

Two Key Markets With Major Differences

A Tale of Two Markets

Maturity to Slow Sales, but Growth Remains

Asia to Remain a Key Driver

Category Analysis – Full-Service Restaurants

2009 a Year to Forget for Full-service Restaurants

Asia Still Dominant

Asian Options Utterly Dominate Full-service Restaurants

China Drives Substantial Asian Demand

Leading Markets Reveal Strong Contrasts

Signs of Light on the Horizon for Full-service Restaurants

Category Analysis – 100% Home Delivery/Takeaway

100% Home Delivery/Takeaway Continues to Struggle

Developed Markets Still Central

Global Pizza Chains Leverage Familiarity

Mixed Picture for Near-term Growth

Global Retrenchment to Stifle Growth

Category Analysis – Self-Service Cafeterias

Western Europe Central to Self-service Cafeterias

Independents Continue to Drive Growth

Latin America Now an Engine of Growth

Growth to Accelerate

Category Analysis – Street Stalls/Kiosks

Street Vendors Continue to See Strong Demand

A Vital, Growing Market

Still No-Man’s-Land For Chains

Signs of Maturity Appearing?

Global Prospects

Asia Leads Projected Recovery

Three Growth Centres Going Forward

Convenience, Value, and Asia to Drive Sales

The Search for Growth Goes On

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