Eating out review

Article Abstract:

The United Kingdom market for eating out grew 26% to about 16.5 billion pounds sterling in 1995 from 1990, while falling 6% during the period at 1990 prices. The restaurant market was worth 2.14 billion pounds sterling in 1994 and is expected to grow. Sales of fast food reached 5.5 billion pounds sterling in 1994 to account for 35% of the market. The market for pub catering reached about 4.1 billion pounds sterling in 1994, while the market for hotel catering fell 9% by value to 1.38 billion pounds sterling during 1990-1994. The eating out market is examined.

Private Households, Consumer Exp-Food,Bev away from Home, Industry Overview, Restaurants, Consumer spending

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Emerging catering markets

Article Abstract:

A greater interest in healthy eating combined with a desire to eat food from new and exciting cultures is predicted to help expand the emerging catering market in the UK, with sushi and noodle bars expected to report the highest growth.

Natural foods industry, Health foods industry, Sushi

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Eating out - ten year trends

Article Abstract:

The UK eating out market is forecast to increase from a total value of 20,550 million pounds sterling in 1999 to 23,857 million pounds sterling by 2003. The fast food sector will see strongest growth.

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