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A key part of the revenue of street stalls/kiosks is related to serving the working population. Life in Switzerland is becoming increasingly busy and the time people spend having lunch and dinner has decreased year-on-year.
Highly frequented locations and a good variation in the food offered are the keys to success for street stalls/kiosks. However, during the forecast period, independent operators will face increasing competition with other consumer foodservice channels, such as bakeries, forecourt retailers, and grocery retailers, as well as limited-service restaurants with their snacks and takeaway options.
Swiss consumers are increasingly demanding high-quality food or more sophisticated choices other than simpler food options. The new-age consumers are willing to pay more for food without undesirable ingredients and are opting for specialised diets that address their desire to eat more healthily.
Migros Genossenschaftsbund eG was the clear leading player in street stalls/kiosks in 2018 in terms of outlet numbers, and it also succeeded in maintaining its impressive value sales. Take Away outlets are located within Migros retail locations all over Switzerland and offer an alternative to its sit-down self-service cafeterias.
Coop Genossenschaft saw the strongest growth in both outlet numbers and foodservice value sales among all street stalls/kiosks in 2018. The company opened five new outlets in 2018 featuring the concepts of Take-It and Coop To Go.
The competitive landscape of street stalls/kiosks remained fragmented in 2018 as the majority of outlets are operated by independent foodservice companies across Switzerland. However, chained operators generate much higher foodservice value sales than independents and are expected to achieve a better performance in the forecast period.
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