Foodservice Forecaster: UK Quick-Service Restaurants, Takeaways, and Casual Dining

Summary
The UK foodservice market is dynamic, with growth and decline influenced by a number of key trends. This brief looks at the most impactful in the quick-service channel, evidenced by proprietary market data. In doing so, it identifies the biggest growth categories - highlighting opportunities for manufacturers and outlets alike.


Synopsis
- Understand the key trends influencing the UK quick-service channel today.

- Understand the key trends influencing the UK quick-service channel today.

- Understand the dominant categories and segments, and how they are predicted to perform in the next five years.

Reasons To Buy
- How will the UK quick-service channel perform in the next five years?

- Which categories represent the biggest growth areas in the UK quick-service channel and why?

- What are the major weaknesses and threats to growth in the UK quick-service channel?

Key Highlights
Carbonates is the largest drinks category in UK quick-service restaurants, amounting to 34% of drinks sales in 2014. However, consumption of carbonates is stagnant, with consumers turning to drinks that have a healthier image, such as juices and water.

Pizza consumption is growing steadily, with an expected 5.53% CAGR in the next five years. Easily customizable, pizzas are more popular than other foreign foods.

Keywords: fast food, quick-serve, QSR, McDonald's, Burger King, KFC, Subway, takeaway, cheap, kebab, pizza, fish, chips, chippy.