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Demand

Understand whatโ€™s driving, or dampening, customer demand across restaurants, pubs, bars, cafรฉs, and contract catering. Our focused reporting features dining trends, footfall patterns, booking behaviour, menu shifts, delivery and takeaway volumes, and the wider economic factors impacting consumer spend in hospitality. Whether you’re adapting to shifting weekday trade, reacting to seasonal fluctuations, or planning promotional strategies, this archive offers data-driven insights to help operators, chefs, and F&B leaders align operations with real-time market dynamics.

  • Jul- 2020 -
    20 July
    BeveragesSIBA NI voices concern on reform of liquor licensing laws

    SIBA NI voices concern on reform of liquor licensing laws

    The Society of Independent Brewers (SIBA) has voiced its concerns of the proposals to reform liquor licensing laws in Northern Ireland. Last week, Northern Irelandโ€™s communities minister, Carรกl Nรญ Chuilรญn MLA, announced executive agreement on proposals that will โ€œtransform and moderniseโ€ the liquor licensing law. The proposals will now be…

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  • 10 July
    CoronavirusOakman Inns appoints new CEO and chair as sales slide 17%

    Oakman Inns appoints new CEO and chair as sales slide 17%

    Oakman Inns has announced a series of board changes including the appointment of Dermot King as chief executive, also revealing that FY sales fell by 17% due to Covid-19. Prior to the impact of the coronavirus pandemic, Oakman revealed it was โ€œtrading wellโ€ with LFL sales up 4.3% year to…

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  • 9 July
    CoronavirusIndustry reacts to Sunak’s summer statement

    Industry reacts to Sunak’s summer statement

    The hospitality sector has widely welcomed the series of measures announced by the chancellor in his โ€œsummer statementโ€ yesterday, with UKHospitality saying it is โ€œreassuringโ€ that he singled out hospitality and tourism as a โ€œvital partโ€ of the UKโ€™s economy. Yesterday (8 July), along with a ยฃ9bn retention scheme that…

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  • 9 July
    Breweries and DistilleriesNew Brewdog drive-through set to open in the UK

    New Brewdog drive-through set to open in the UK

    Scottish craft brewer Brewdog has revealed plans to open a new โ€˜Brewdog Drive Thruโ€™ in the UK. The sites will serve as beer collection points, hubs for electric vehicle deliveries as well as hubs for closed loop, zero waste packaging such as growlers, mini-kegs and returnable bottles. The group said…

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  • 6 July
    CoronavirusHospitality sector calls for business investment package

    Hospitality sector calls for business investment package

    Industry leaders in hospitality have urged the government to commit to an โ€œambitiousโ€ programme of business support and investment to stimulate the revival of the sector as restrictions begin to ease.ย  In a letter signed by 120 hospitality leaders, the government has been called on to โ€œact decisivelyโ€ for a…

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  • 3 July
    CoronavirusIndustry to face โ€˜cautiousโ€™ return, says CGA

    Industry to face โ€˜cautiousโ€™ return, says CGA

    Hospitality operators are feeling both โ€œcautious optimism and anxietyโ€ about trading levels ahead of the sectorโ€™s reopening this weekend, the Business Confidence Survey from CGA and Fourth has found. The latest survey revealed that 59% of businesses in England plan to reopen some sites this Saturday (4 July),ย  while a…

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  • 2 July
    CommentA global problem needs a futuristic solution

    A global problem needs a futuristic solution

    Even before COVID-19, there was a notable increase in the number of food and drink manufacturers looking to safeguard quality and aid productivity by using collaborative robots with vision on their production line. They had raised the bar on innovation, ensuring competitiveness in the marketplace. Usually, however, they would use…

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  • 1 July
    BusinessUpper Crust owner SSP set to cut 5,000 jobs amid dwindling demand

    Upper Crust owner SSP set to cut 5,000 jobs amid dwindling demand

    Some 5,000 jobs at Upper Crust owner SSP could be axed as the company faces dwindling demand due to the Covid-19 pandemic. SSP said the impact on passenger travel arising from Covid-19 resulted in the closure of almost all of its units in the UK. It added that its intention…

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  • 1 July
    CommentThe impact of COVID-19 on your water offer โ€“ what you need to know

    The impact of COVID-19 on your water offer โ€“ what you need to know

    The repercussions of Covid-19 have been far-reaching for all, especially for those in the hospitality industry, where measures meant that businesses have been closed and normal services put on hold. Itโ€™s safe to say these temporary closures have left many of us looking forward to visiting our favorite restaurants, pubs…

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  • Jun- 2020 -
    30 June
    Cafes and Coffee ShopsCaffรจ Nero to reopen 400 stores to eat in from 4 July

    Caffรจ Nero to reopen 400 stores to eat in from 4 July

    Caffรจ Nero has announced it will reopen 400 stores for eat-in from the 4 July. The stores will open with protocols in place to ensure its employees and customers remain safe and in accordance with government advice and social distancing guidance.ย  The stores will offer Caffรจ Neroโ€™s coffee and other…

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