CGA by NIQ

CGA by NIQ provides definitive On Premise consumer intelligence that reveals new pathways to growth for the world’s most successful food and drink brands. With more than 30 years of best-in-class research, data, and analytics, CGA by NIQ provides the Full View(TM).

CGA by NIQ works with food and beverage suppliers, consumer brand owners, wholesalers, government entities, pubs, bars, and restaurants to protect and shape the future of the On Premise experience. Using the most complete and clear understanding of measurement and insights, CGA by NIQ provides a competitive edge to guide winning strategies for On Premise businesses.

Hospitality sites steady in December 2024

Closures have however accelerated in Q4 2024.

Restaurants' at-home sales down almost 2% in December 2024

This was attributed to consumers’ shift towards going out.

Restaurants' at-home sales up 6.2% in November 2024

This is due to Halloween weekend celebrations and schools’ half-term holidays.

Britain's hospitality sector records 2.7% YoY sales growth in November

Total sales growth, including new venues opened during the last 12 months, stood at 4.7%.

NICs raise could dampen hospitality recovery momentum

Restaurant openings in the third quarter grew by 0.7%.

Hospitality leaders' confidence drops to 41%

This is a dip of eight percentage points from 49% in August.

Hospitality groups report 1.3% growth in August

Dreary weather and underwhelming consumer confidence were cited as the reason.

Britain’s hospitality sector records first outlet growths in two years

There were 462 net new openings between March and June.

Hospitality group sales growth slightly dips in May

But it is still ahead of the current rate of inflation as measured by the Consumer Prices Index.

Hospitality groups back on the growth track after slipping in April

The latest tracker by CGA by NIQ reveals a growth of 3.6% in May.

Top hospitality group sales slip 1.7% over wet weather

It is the first year-on-year drop in monthly sales since September 2022.

Hospitality closure rates slow amidst easing of cost pressures

One in 40 licensed premises have shut down in the last 12 months