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Foodservice Market Research
Mintel’s Foodservice market research combines the latest market intelligence, industry insights and expert recommendations to help you anticipate what’s next in the Foodservice industry.
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With a growing interest in fresh, high-quality fast food, QSRs will benefit from improving and innovating for convenience and health amidst growing competition.
Pooja Lal, Research Analyst
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As high cost of living limits frequent dining out for many, third-parties and grocery retailers break new ground on food convenience and personalised experiences.Sam Fryers, Research Analyst - Ireland
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Non-alcoholic beverages play versatile roles for consumers ranging from functional to indulgent, but have room to grow in new dayparts and occasions.
Varchasvi, Research Analyst
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Building longer-term loyalty, shopping habits, and growth in the ISB will require a healthy balance of indulgence and meeting everyday needs. Innovation on the menu can create new occasions, but so can getting creative with pairings and merchandising that embraces the full power of the perimeter.
Kelsey Olsen, Food &..."
Our Germany healthy eating market report shows that foodservice operators can prove healthier dishes can also be tasty and indulgent by leveraging lower- and better-fat innovation and through emerging cuisine flavours. This will encourage consumers to order healthier options from their menu.
Eliana Riera-McInnes, Research Analyst - Foodservice..."
The dining scene continues to evolve, with consumers seeking fresh options that cater to dietary preferences, social media influences and environmental concerns.Trish Caddy, Associate Director - Foodservice
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Strengthening breakfast and snack offerings at c-stores can transform consumer perceptions of foodservice quality, helping establish parity with QSRs.
Varchasvi, Research Analyst
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Brands can help German consumers justify their spending by providing unique drink-focused experiences via innovative flavours, advanced preparation techniques, and specially sourced drinks.
Eliana Riera-McInnes, Research Analyst - Foodservice..."
The flexibility of snacking presents a bright area for foodservice operators to capture on-the-go consumers looking for fresh, high quality, convenient options.
Pooja Lal, Research Analyst
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Diners have proved resilient over a year of menu price increases, and are looking forward to novel dining experiences from the restaurant itself and on the menu
Varchasvi, Research Analyst
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The UK foodservice market has shown remarkable resilience in the face of significant challenges. This adaptability paints an optimistic picture for the future.
Trish Caddy, Principal Analyst - Foodservice
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Consumers in lower tier cities are becoming increasingly inward-looking in their attitude towards consumption. Along with a growing pursuit of health and nourishment, their daily diet has also become an important source of everyday 'emotional value' in different scenarios.Frank Zhang, Senior Research Analyst, Lifestyle, China
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