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Hong Kong’s most considered brands revealed
Hong Kong’s most considered brands revealed
McDonald’s reigns as the most considered across several categories.
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More than 1 in 2 British GLP-1 users are cutting back on fast food
Healthier foods are seeing an increase in consumption.
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Nearly 9 in 10 Hong Kong consumers eat fast food monthly
Three in five said they would like to experience new food and cuisines.
1 day ago
Albaik dominates Saudi fast-food rankings 2026
It posted a consideration score of 54.5%.
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Fast-food property investment hits $51.3m as yields firm
Yields firmed to 4.63% from 4.76%, CBRE data showed.
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Rising costs, labour shortages pressure Australia’s QSR sector
Increasing commercial rents is also a key challenge.
5 days ago
Foodservice inflation dips 0.2% in February but geopolitical risks persist
It is due to lower prices in categories such as milk, cheese, and eggs.
5 days ago
APAC cafe growth widens as new beverage concepts emerge
Specialist coffee and tea market to reach $45b in 2025.
5 days ago
Tourism fuels growth in Australia’s food service market
Foodservice is expected to be valued at $198b by 2034.
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Delivery to account for 25% of Asia Pacific foodservice by 2030—Euromonitor
Asia holds 40% of global foodservice sales.
6 days ago
Hospitality business loses £11k a year due to payment outages—report
Four in five experience payment issues during peak times.
Six trends reshaping Asia's F&B consumption habits
Consumers are now drawn towards culturally relevant and premium flavours.
Managed hospitality groups bullish as independent confidence sinks to 16%
Employment costs are a key concern this year.
Takeaway sales sink 11% as delivery dominance grows
Attractive delivery offers helped the restaurant maintain its strong at-home sales in February.
Jollibee cracks Top 5 strongest restaurant brands globally
Its Brand Strength Index rose to 87.9 out of 100.
UK QSR market booms on convenience and health trends
The sector is projected to rise at a CAGR of 5.3% between 2026 and 2034.
Tech and taste fuel Australia’s fast-food growth story
The sector is projected to grow at an annual rate of 8.45% between 2026 and 2034.
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