Having experienced the most drastic declines in 2020 due to the pandemic and subsequent restrictions to control the spread of the virus, including social distancing and border closures which resulted in lack of mobility and tourism, consumer foodservice t…
Street stalls/kiosks recorded significant declines in 2020, in line with restrictions on movement outside of the home as the local government looked to control the spread of COVID-19, especially as most outlets are located at transportation hubs such as t…
Eat-in dominates sales through self-service cafeterias, resulting in significant declines for the channel in 2020 due to pandemic-related measures to control the spread of the virus, while restrictions on trading hours and capacity the following year, inc…
Driven by eat-in sales, full-service restaurants experienced drastic declines in 2020 due to the pandemic and social restrictions. During this time, there was a surge in demand for takeaway and home delivery through the channel. With the trend towards hea…
Two years of declines between 2020 and 2021 during the pandemic, not only due to restrictions but also remote working measures, which saw employees working from home rather than purchasing coffee from their favourite café on their way to work, severely im…
Limited-service restaurants posted another positive performance in 2022. It was the most resilient to the pandemic and subsequent restrictions in 2020 compared to other channels, recording the lowest declines in terms of value sales and transaction number…
While sales and transactions through consumer foodservice experienced an improvement compared to the drastic declines of 2020 due to limited mobility outside of the home, the Swiss Federal Council tightened measures to help contain the spread of the Omicr…
Consumer foodservice through travel continue to increase its value share in 2022, mostly influenced by the development of outlets at petrol stations. In 2022, service station operators introduced a foodservice offer even at small stations. The maintenance…
Street stalls/kiosks was relatively mildly affected by the pandemic, seeing only a single-digit decline in 2020, and reaching sales far exceeding the 2019 level of sales in 2022. The channel is naturally takeaway, and therefore these outlets were allowed …
Self-service cafeterias operating in shopping centres, office buildings and universities were strongly negatively affected by the pandemic, while standalone outlets were less affected. Remote working and remote learning and the lack of non-essential shopp…
2022 was a better year for full-service restaurants compared to 2021 and 2020 when, after more than 13 months of restrictions, players were still unable to conduct dine-in operations, and even on reopening, restrictions remained. Delivery and takeaway wer…
Cafés/bars was heavily negatively impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, with bars/pubs being the category to suffer the most. Even in 2021, foodservice establishments had to remain closed until 16 May, when sales could only be offered by outlets with outdoor…
Convenience stores limited-service restaurants continued to see strong growth in 2022. This was largely due to inflationary pressures and the decline in consumer purchasing power. At such restaurants, hot drinks and meals such as hot dogs, burgers, panini…
Before the COVID-19 pandemic, consumer foodservice was driven by a change in the lifestyle of Poles to whom convenience, free time and exploring new cuisines were increasingly important. The demand for catering services, including delivery, was growing, i…
Sales through self-service cafeterias continued to be negligible in Mexico in 2022 and there are no signs that this situation will change over the forecast period.
Euromonitor International's Self-Service Cafeterias in Mexico report offers a comprehensiv…
In 2022, the foodservice industry in Mexico was characterised by transformation in terms of remodelling, openings, the integration of technology, the development of delivery systems and menu renewal. Consumer habits have changed, and the industry is worki…