Coffer Peach Business Tracker, October 2017 trading figures for pub, bar and restaurant groups Like-for-likes sales up just 0.3% nationally, against
No one has a crystal ball so we are staying open minded, but we are focusing on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook. There is no ‘1 channel’ that you should go all in on. It is a mix of channels that are right for you and your business, but need to get this mix right.
Chopstix, Nando’s, Wahaca and Dirty Martini are a few of this week’s new openings.
Ladies of Restaurants, the London-based collective of women working in the industry, is convening a second ‘In Conversation’ event on
Cookhouse and Pub, Dishoom, Pret and Wayne’s Coffee round out this week’s new openings.
On February 22, CGA will be releasing its annual 2018 Business Leaders survey at Casual Dining. Peter Martin will be present. On the same day, Business Unit Director Jamie Campbell will be speaking on current market trends and Commercial Director Graeme Loudon will share food inflation trends.
This year’s Peach 2020 conference and Hero & Icon Awards dinner is now officially fully booked – again proving to
There is no rule book, this is all still pretty new and people are playing at it rather than making it a part of their strategy.
CGA research uncovers the rising popularity of luxury and artisan brands. Available for download now.
Kettlebell Kitchen, Wagamama, Five Guys, Miller and Carter and Gourmet Burger Kitchen round out this week’s new openings.
Understanding the implications of what’s new and changing in consumer tastes and habits, customer communications, legislation and technology will be
Inflation in wholesale foodservice prices dipped modestly to 6.5% in September 2017, the latest edition of the CGA Prestige Foodservice Price Index reveals.
Patisserie Valerie, Taka Taka, Benito’s Hat, the Alchemist and Smashburger are just a few of this week’s new openings.
Yfood’s London Tech Week launches with a host of events and activities next Monday (30 October)—and CGA will be closely involved.
Costa Coffee’s supposedly lacklustre like-for-like sales performance, reported this week, has prompted questions not only about the buoyancy of the coffee market but the grip of the big three chains, writes Peter Martin.
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