Takeout/Delivery: market research reports

... the risk of fallout from the Fukushima nuclear disaster in Japan. Fears that radiation could spread to South Korea meant that many consumers were discouraged from spending too much time outside the home and preferred ...  |  more...

... stalls/kiosks transactions declined by 4%. Declines in transactions and current value sales were mainly due growing concerns among South Korean consumers about the hygiene standards and food sourcing policies of street stalls/kiosks operators, particularly independents. ...  |  more...

... volume, average firm, site and small business sales, sales per employee, market volume by employment class, employment by employment class and more. Additional statistics include failure rates (firms, establishments, small business, startups). startup activity rates ...  |  more...

... Nonetheless, this did not stop consumers from enjoying famed Hong Kong street delights. Strong sales were also driven by high visitor arrivals to the city in 2011, all in all cushioning any rise in overheads ...  |  more...

... home, or have a delivery service. However, growth in 100% home delivery/takeaway in 2011 was slower if compared with the review period. Consumers could find alternatives in terms of the increasing delivery services from full-service ...  |  more...

... highly significant for street stalls/kiosks, a channel that depends on tempting consumers to buy through offering convenient locations and tasty food. Euromonitor International's Street Stalls/Kiosks in United Kingdom report offers a comprehensive guide to the ...  |  more...

... and fast food stalls which are typically positioned in popular sectors. As in most of the cases, the food offered at these stalls is cheap, and the economic crisis did not affect significantly the demand ...  |  more...

... and therefore opened street stalls which are offering ‘On-The-Go’ gourmet options. The first to open a gourmet street stall/kiosk was the chef Eyal Shany, who opened the Miznon (translates as ‘the buffet’). The Miznon offers ...  |  more...

... end of 2011, the number of 100% home delivery/take away outlets continued to be low compared to other consumer foodservice categories. Domino’s Pizza had four outlets, while Pizza Hut Express had two outlets in 2011. ...  |  more...

... enthusiasm in developing street stalls/kiosks foodservice. In order to maintain the beauty of the city landscape, the government designed many regulations, requirements that hindered the operations of street stalls/kiosks. Euromonitor International's Street Stalls/Kiosks in Vietnam ...  |  more...

... the working week. In view of growing demand, players in fast food, 100% takeaway and home delivery as well as street stalls/kiosks offer quick and value meal solutions. Euromonitor International's Consumer Foodservice in Taiwan report ...  |  more...

... local consumer demands, foreign visitors spending on street stalls/kiosks also supported value growth. Euromonitor International's Street Stalls/Kiosks in Taiwan report offers a comprehensive guide to the size and shape of the market at a national ...  |  more...

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