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Hospitality closure rates slow amidst easing of cost pressures

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

Hospitality closure rates slow amidst easing of cost pressures

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

At-home grows but remained flat in March

This is seen as a sign of more consumers eating out.

Food price inflation in hospitality continues falls but still higher than retail sector

Food price inflation in hospitality is 2.4 times higher than in retail.

Foodservice inflation a positive sign for operators: analyst

However, prices are still rising compared to 2023.

Soaring costs dents hospitality business confidence in Britain

3 in 5 business leaders don’t feel confident about the hospitality market.

Delivery, takeaway sales growth slows

Year-on-year increases have not exceeded the current inflation rate.

Delivery and takeaway order volumes dropped 4% in December

Sales growth was driven by increase in menu prices.

Managed restaurants, pubs, and bars double growth in December

For the 12th time in the last 13 months, growth in London was higher than elsewhere.

UK foodservice inflation eases but price pressures linger

The CGA Prestige Foodservice price Index hit its lowest level in November.

Hospitality sector sales climb 4% in November

Sales in bars however went down by 6.9%.

Why QSRs should rethink their hot beverage menu in 2024

More consumers are willing to spend more on hot beverages in the next 12 months.

Delivery and takeaway sales climbs on the back of higher menu prices

This segment accounts for just under 15 pence in every pound consumers spend.

Restaurant closures slowing could mean return of business confidence: report

Britain’s number of licensed premises has fallen by 3.6% over the last 12 months.

Convenience is pushing consumers away from takeaways and towards deliveries

Delivery trading went up by 10% whilst takeaway and click-and-collect went down by 3%.

2 in 5 hospitality workers likely to consider a career change

Despite this, 62% of hospitality leaders feel optimistic about their business.