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Delivery, takeaway sales up fourfold in April from pre-COVID levels 

Delivery, takeaway sales up fourfold in April from pre-COVID levels 

CGA’s new Hospitality at Home Tracker suggests the market is set for more growth despite restrictions easing.

Restaurant, pub sales down by a quarter in April 

Pubs are drawing on outside space to outperform restaurants.

Spend in restaurants, pubs soar 215% during high street reopening

Restaurants in particular benefited from a boom in bookings.

Food and drink industry projected to grow 12% in 2021

This takes it to 97% of its 2019 pre-COVID level.

Foodservice inflation likely to rise as hospitality sector reopens: CGA

Recent declines in prices may end, with Brexit and COVID set to remain as key factors.

Delivery, takeaway sales soar ahead of reopening

Restaurants, pubs and bars’ at-home orders in March were more than triple compared to pre-pandemic levels.

Over a third of small businesses “unsure” if revenue to go back to pre-pandemic levels

A survey from Tide reveals rebuilding a customer base as the biggest challenge for operators.

Two in five licensed premises have trading space ahead of sector reopening

However, a “significant” number of these sites may be unlikely to trade from mid-April due to space limitations and staffing costs.

Drive-thru spending doubled in past 12 months: NPD Group

Data from the company indicates that £2.3 billion was spent at Britain’s 2,000 quick service restaurants.

Over 7,500 licensed premises closed in last 12 months — report

Independent businesses have borne the brunt of closures.

45% of consumers ordering via mobile devices when dining out, survey says

Virtual and augmented reality technology are also increasingly attractive to younger adults.

Three quarters of businesses plan recruitment drive this year: survey

Respondents expect workforces will return to 79% of their previous scale by July 2021.

Takeaway, delivery sales more than tripled over last 12 months: survey

The channels’ growth is expected to continue as reopening looms.

Britain's licensed premises “closing at more than one an hour”, study claims

Outdoor trading from mid-April is expected to offer little benefit.