Business leaders: Healthy eating and drinking to lead the way in 2019
Healthier eating and drinking will become an even bigger consumer trend in 2019, leaders from restaurants, pubs and bars think. More news from the 2019 Business Leaders’ Survey.
Online bookings overtake the telephone for reserving a table
45% of consumers now prefer to make their booking online compared to just 20% who use the telephone, says latest GO Technology report from CGA and Zonal.
Brand Momentum Report reveals convenience, service and differentiation drive momentum amongst best-loved eating out brands.
Here is the 2019 Brand Momentum Report from CGA and Stone & River—an exclusive analysis of consumers’ views of dozens of big brands across the out of home eating and drinking market.
Pubs and bars chase Six Nations boost
With the championship underway, this year’s Six Nations presents a key trading opportunity for pubs and bars to drive sales. In 2018, the average Six Nations Saturday saw an uplift of an extra 26 pints of beer and cider per outlet.
CGA reveals a healthy appetite for ‘No & Low’ alcohol drinks
With New Years’ resolutions beginning to creak, CGA takes a look at the effect of health and well-being trends to the on trade and how consumer drinks choices are being impacted at a time when the demand for healthy options has never been higher.
Three brand battlegrounds for 2019: health, sustainability and tech
Health, sustainability and technology will be three crucial focus areas for operators and suppliers in 2019, says CGA’s client director Fiona Speakman.
Seven data insights from CGA Peach 2020
Consumers, Drink, Drinks, Events, Insight, Market Growth Monitor, Peach 2020, Premiumisation, Pubs, bars, restaurants, Trading Index, Trends
CGA’s Phil Tate and Rachel Weller gave the recent Peach 2020 Conference a tour of the latest insights from our suite of research tools.
Technology at the table feeds profits
Consumers’ use of mobile devices to improve their restaurant experiences has risen sharply in the last quarter and this trend is set to continue, according to the latest GO Technology report from Zonal and CGA.
Future Shock reveals the consumer trends to follow
Rising costs, intense competition and Brexit are creating significant challenges for operators in the out-of-home eating and drinking sector—but consumer trends including premiumisation and healthier eating and drinking offer opportunities for growth.