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Consumer foodservice saw sales plummet across the board with the introduction of a lockdown and social distancing measures forcing consumers to remain at home. Those establishments which were able to adapt and offer takeaway and home delivery fared somewhat better, while drive-through also increased in popularity as consumers looked to avoid interactions with staff.
Portugal went into lockdown and travel was restricted from 13 March 2020, with non-essential services stopped and schools closed from 18 March. Flights from outside the EU were suspended, with exemptions for the US, Canada, Venezuela, South Africa and Portuguese-speaking countries.
Following the market dynamics, leading operators adjusted their strategies to face the challenge of lockdowns and movement restrictions. Those with a strong take-away, drive-through, and/or home delivery network in place were the ones that best adapted, despite the losses felt in terms of billing.
COVID-19 forced many independent consumer foodservice operators to resort to home delivery or takeaway in order to survive, and those which were not able to adapt faced serious difficulties in remaining open. With home delivery gaining a strong share of foodservice sales in 2020, many players started complaining about the high commissions taken by delivery services, which can account for 30% of the billing in an already struggling sector.
Despite the introduction of a new lockdown in early 2021, the rolling out of vaccines offers some optimism that COVID-19 will finally be contained. For the foodservice industry, a recovery in sales is dependent on several factors, with the resumption of tourism seen as one of the key ones.
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