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Consumer foodservice posted double-digits declines in terms of transactions and value sales in 2020, primarily due to the impact of two lockdowns and only home delivery/takeaway allowed for four-to-five months. During this period, the share of the meals and drinks went to off-trade sales of food and non-alcoholic and (mainly) alcoholic drinks in convenience stores, supermarkets and click-and-collect services through the e-commerce channel.
The COVID-19 virus was confirmed to have spread to France on 24 January 2020, when the first European case of COVID-19 was identified in Bordeaux. The first five confirmed cases of COVID-19 in France were all individuals who had recently arrived in the country from China.
The majority of players adapted quickly to offering home delivery/takeaway and click-and-collect options, in order to try and mitigate their losses throughout the year. The top players were the multinational chains with strong support networks and specialities in limited-service restaurants.
Independent outlets were already on the wane when the COVID-19 pandemic started in France, notably due to the structural drop of cafés/bars (that lost hundreds of outlets every year), alongside social movements in city centres such as the impact from the “Gilets Jaunes” (Yellow Vests) movement in 2018-2019; and rising demand for quicker service as offered by limited-service chained restaurants, including pizza and burger concepts, and their competitive pricing.
In early 2021, due to the ongoing ban on dine-in activity until further notice, most players are less optimistic than they were before the beginning the second lockdown. Many fear that there will be no re-opening before March-April, when the risk of another strong wave of contamination will be weaker due to milder-temperatures.
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