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Consumer foodservice in the Czech Republic recorded another year of current value growth in 2019, albeit lower than in 2018 as spend per transaction stabilised. The industry witnessed an increasing blend of retailing and consumer foodservice, the dynamic growth of online ordering and home delivery, digitalisation of customer-facing processes, rising prices and ongoing consumer spending on eating out.
Digitalisation, home delivery and online ordering trends continued to exert their influence over consumer foodservice in 2019. KFC, for example, introduced a click-and-collect service, allowing customers to order online and pick up their orders in its restaurants, whilst also introducing self-service kiosks across its 100+ restaurants.
McDonald’s, the global chain of burger limited-service restaurants, continued to hold the largest value share in consumer foodservice in the Czech Republic in 2019. McDonald’s is shifting the control of many of its restaurants to franchisees, expanding self-order kiosks and introducing burger customisation, table service, online orders and home delivery in partnership with Uber Eats.
A strong trend in Czech foodservice is the strengthening grip of franchising and global brands, which are aggressively expanding and transforming the Czech market. Independent operators performed well in 2019, as Czech consumers spent more on eating out; however, this performance was mainly concentrated in urban areas.
Consumer foodservice value growth is expected to align with the anticipated GDP growth slowdown in the Czech Republic in the forecast period. The industry is expected to reflect lower wage growth, as companies begin rationalising the rapid growth in employment expenses over the last three years.
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