Burger and chicken restaurants

Article Abstract:

The UK burger and chicken restaurant market has increased in value from 1,232 million pounds sterling in 1993 to 1,836 million pounds sterling in 1998, with burger sales accounting for 70% of the market at 1,306 million pounds sterling. Spending at chicken restaurants has increased from 405 million pounds sterling in 1993 to 530 million pound sterling in 1998, with takeaway meals accounting for 75% of all transactions. McDonald's is the leading burger operator in the UK with 836 outlets. The market is expected to reach 2,219 million pounds sterling by the year 2002.

Fast Food Hamburger Restaurants, Fast Food Chicken Restaurants, McDonald's Corp., MCD

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Budget eating out

Article Abstract:

The UK budget eating out market is predicted to increase to 15,138 million pounds sterling by 2003 from 13,239 million pounds sterling in 1999. Growth in the ethnic food market is expected to produce a 10% rise in market value from 1,380 million pounds sterling in 1999 to 1,514 million pounds sterling by 2003. The average spend per person on budget eating out equates to 233 pounds sterling per person in the UK during 1998, with up to 39% spent in the fast food sector. Chinese and curry foods appear to be the most popular in the budget take away market.

Restaurant industry, Convenience foods, Take-out food service, Take-out (Food services)

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Chicken and burger bars

Article Abstract:

An overview of the chicken and burger bar market in the UK is given, including details of market size, supply structure, consumer profile, and forecasts for the future.

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