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Developments in foodservice - Presentation for Food from Denmark-. 22 September 2010. Horizons: Foodservice Architects. We help our clients build successful businesses in foodservice 100% focused on foodservice and hospitality in UK, Europe, USA, UAE We work for: Investors Operators
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Developments in foodservice- Presentation for Food from Denmark- 22 September 2010
Horizons: Foodservice Architects • We help our clients build successful businesses in foodservice • 100% focused on foodservice and hospitality in UK, Europe, USA, UAE • We work for: • Investors • Operators • Distributors • Manufacturers
Menurama 6-monthly menu collection and analysis 400 menus 100 chains 4 regions 36 menu characteristics 10,000 data points Trends since 2003 Used for: Strategic and tactical review of customer offers and prices Identifying emerging trends
QuickBite • Qualitative survey of consumers’ eating out behaviour • By channel and outlet type • 4 times a year • 1,000 adults aged 16+ interviewed • Questions • How often - in the last 2 weeks - have you eaten food away from home • In which type of establishment did you obtain the last meal away from home? • How much did your own meal cost? • In the year ahead, are you likely to eat our more, less, or about the same as you did last year? • Plus: special questions
Retail and Foodservice –Feel the difference Retail Ordered Systems-driven The customer has to work Foodservice People centric “Anything else to make your meal special?” Entrepreneurial
Foodservice plus Retail … Total Food and Drink: £140 billion • Foodservice has given the retail world: • Pizza • Indian food • Chinese food • Burgers • Oven-ready chips • Ice cream • Coffee 30% Foodservice Retail Institutions >> Source: Horizons with IGD
Restaurants Quick Service Pubs Hotels Leisure Staff Catering Health Care Education Services Contract Caterers Travel Operating sectors
Caterers spend £41 Billion each year on ... Equal shares: Food and drink 1/3 Note: Food alone 1/4 Labour 1/3 Other expenditure 1/3 Food and drink Other Labour
Foodservice and “Near foodservice” • Mainstream foodservice • Popular foodservice • Hotels/leisure • Institutional • Vending • Blurring: foodservice/retail • On the go • Retailers’ home delivery • Retail “eating out/eating in” • What it’s not • Accommodation, travel, gambling • Retail
Meals served by UK foodservice Meals served 2009: Total: 8 billion Source: Horizons
Sales value of UK foodservice Total Food and Beverage sales 2009: £41 billion Source: Horizons
Top 10 brands Restaurants QSR Greggs Subway McDonald's Costa Coffee KFC Starbucks Burger King Domino's Pizza Caffè Nero Ben & Jerry's • Pizza Hut • Pizza Express • Nando's • Frankie & Benny's • Little Chef • Prezzo • ASK • Prezzo • Café Rouge • Zizzi
Carluccio’s Sales: +8.0% Sector: -1.1% Maximise revenue – cover costs throughout the day JD Wetherspoon Sales: +1.2% Sector: -1.5% Maximise customer spend on profitable lines 3. Domino’s Sales: +17.5% Sector: +2.1% Increase sales by being available everywhere, all the time The lessons? It’s possible to grow in the midst of a recession Be available Offer what the customer wants Who have outperformed their sector? Source: Market Dynamics Toolbox, Key Brands and Accounts
How big is foodservice in the UK? • Food, drink sales to consumers £42.0 Bn • Food sales £31.2 Bn • Drink sales – alcoholic & soft drinks £10.8 Bn • Share of Retail + Foodservice 30% • Food sales to operators £10.1 Bn • Food ex-factory shipments £7.1 Bn • Per year, it serves 8.3 Bn meals • Number of outlets 259,000
Dish prices Starters, Desserts Prices go up Consumers stay away Source: Menurama
Price of a 3 course meal Widening difference Source: Menurama
Promotions Meal Deals 21% Meal Deals 36%
What would you have done if you hadn’t used a discount voucher? • 10% of adults used a voucher in last 2 weeks • Especially in pizza restaurants and take aways Source: QuickBite 1,000 adults July 2010
Drivers – consumer issues • More change • Fickle consumers – more choice • Changes in lifestyle • Demand for “comfort” • More “on the go” • More eating out – at expense of at home • Health/wellness vs obesity/heart disease • Price • Meeting (lower) price expectations
Restaurants Pizza Beef/cheeseburger Steak Chicken pasta Chicken breast Pubs Beef/cheeseburger Steak Fish & chips Chicken breast Chicken burger Top 5 dishesSource: Menurama Winter 2009/2010 • QSR (S’wich/coffee shops) • Sandwich • Muffin • Panini • Baguette • Croissant • Hotels • Steak • Beef/cheeseburger • Fish & chips • Pizza • Grilled salmon
Meeting changing ethical trends • 2008 • Dolphin-friendly • Organic • Vegetarian • 2010 • Fairtrade • Farm assured • Five-a-day • Local (grown or sourced) • Line-caught fish • Rustic • Slow cooked / roasted • Sustainable 2009 • Fairtrade • Farm assured • Local • Organic • Sustainable Fish and Chips – at Old Orleans Dixie Fish and Chips: Battered cod fillets served with fries, lemon and a side of creamy Trinity dressing Hand Battered Fish and Chips Fillets of hand battered cod from sustainable sources served with peas, fries a side of our own creamy Trinity dressing Hand Battered Fish and Chips Fillets of battered Pacific cod from sustainable sources, served with peas, fries, lemon and a side of our own Trinity dip Source: Menurama
Quality Assurance / Responsible Production • Consumers increasingly demanding about their food • Demand fuelled by celebrity chefs, press, documentaries • Sales of premium foods suffered in the recession • Top terms on menus - January 2010: • “Free range” (eggs, chicken, sausages) • “Organic” (meat, fish, vegetables, cheese, bread, ice cream, biscuits, baby food) • “Home made” (meat, fish, soup, ‘English’ dishes: crumble, cottage pie, roast Sunday lunch) • “Farm assured” (chicken, meat) • “Corn fed” (chicken, eggs) • RSPCA “Freedom Food” (chicken): on menus since 2006 • “Sustainable” (fish, seafood) • “Outdoor reared”, “Outdoor bred” (meat) • “Fairtrade” (coffee): on menus since 2004 • “Dolphin friendly” (tuna) • “Local”, “Farm fresh” (cheese, meat) • “Red Tractor” (meat): on menus since 2005
Quality Assurance / Responsible Production “Other” includes Red Tractor, hand selected, hormone free, traceable etc Source: Menurama
Direct engagement with and feedback from consumers • Targeted channel for operators to spread promotional messages Giraffe Scream pubs (Mitchells & Butlers) J D Wetherspoon’s Curry Club Social Networking • Resulting in increased brand loyalty
Impact of the internet: fixed and mobile • Pre-dining research • at outlet, dish and nutritional level • 80% have online menus, 66% downloadable menus Nando’s Source: Menurama
A 25 year trend Long term trends shown in terms of volume (Meals) rather than purchases (£) because inflation can distort the picture +0.8% pa growth in numbers of meals served Source: Horizons
Numbers of meals Increase in Commercial sector: Restaurants QSR Pubs Hotels Leisure Decline in Non -Commercial sector: Staff catering Health care Education Services Source: Horizons
During 2010 • People continue to eat out • But spend less • Meal deals help • Operators facing a squeeze on their margins • Inflation helped them get out over it in early 2009 • 2010 • January snow – down dramatically • From mid January – market picked up slowly • Spring – generally better than expected but not great • Summer - disappointing
Beyond 2010 • Next few months - continuing modest growth • But stones in the road: • Impact of summer budget • More taxes • Cost sector cutbacks • Less to spend • Inflation • Economic fragility • Rising unemployment • Leading to: • Market uncertainty • Possible decline • Non-commercial sector – will decline
Temperature profile of food purchases Total Food purchases 2009: Total £10.1 billion Source: Horizons
Distribution channels for food purchases Total Food purchases 2009: Total £10.1 billion Source: Horizons
The major players in food distribution • Fragmented • Top 2 have 36% • The next 5 have 17% • But • Sector/temperature concentration £10.1 Billion Source: Horizons