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Foodservice price inflation eases for the 19th consecutive month
Foodservice price inflation eases for the 19th consecutive month
Month-on-month inflation was flat at 0%.
Delivery sales dip in January
Delivery trends are in line with wider seasonal spending patterns.
Hospitality confidence falls for the fifth quarter
Only 14% of hospitality leaders feel optimistic about the future in the next year.
December inflation raises fears of higher prices in UK's hospitality sector: report
December also saw the highest monthly jump since June 2024.
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 1.7% growth in September
Total sales growth was at 3.7%.
Hospitality groups report 1.3% growth in August
Dreary weather and underwhelming consumer confidence were cited as the reason.
1 in 2 feel hospitality leaders feel confident about their business prospects
However, this was a 4% drop from May’s figure of 53%
Britain’s hospitality sector records first outlet growths in two years
There were 462 net new openings between March and June.
Price fluctuations should remind operators that the market remains volatile—analyst
Inflation in June 2024 stood at 3.6%.
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.
Delivery sales grew 11.3% in May as weather keep consumers from going out
At-home sales have grown for 12 consecutive months
