Food Market Research - NPD Group.
TMR covers the Food Service market to offer syndicated and custom market research reports. Get the latest Food Service industry size, share, trends, analysis, and forecasts. Food service industry hinges on the fulcrum of how quick, how clean, and how creative can an experience be.
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Market research on the consumer foodservice industry. Standardised and cross-comparable total market sizes, market share and share data, distribution and industry trends and category level information.
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The competitive advantage that retail stores, like supermarkets, have over restaurants, particularly quick service restaurants (QSRs) is the availability of healthy options, good variety of foods, light meal offerings, affordability and one-stop shopping convenience, based on the NPD report’s findings. These attributes are key drivers for the 29 percent visit growth for retail prepared foods.
The research studies dispose information on the market value, shape, main trends, and identify the forces driving and limiting the industry. The reports provide a clear picture of the market competition and point out top industry participants. In addition, future outlook for the food service market is presented in the research reports.
Full service restaurants experienced the highest traffic loss in the fourth quarter, with visits down 9% compared to same quarter year ago, reports NPD’s CREST foodservice market research. Visits to quick service restaurants, which are popular outlets because of convenience and lower prices, declined by 1%. Two economically fragile consumer groups, young adults, ageds 16 to 24, and families.