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Fast Food & Home Delivery Outlets Market Report Plus 2006
Date	Oct, 2006
Pages	151
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Abstract:
The fast-food/takeaway and home-delivery market in the UK reached a value of £8.69bn in 2005, having grown by 3.7% over the previous year. If coffee shops are included, the value of the market reaches £10.78bn, with sales growth of 4% recorded in 2005.

This report analyses the following sectors of the market: sandwiches, burgers, fish and chips, pizza, chicken, other fast food/takeaway and coffee shops. Coffee shops have not traditionally been a main sector of study in this report, as they are covered in a Key Note Market Assessment (Coffee & Sandwich Shops, published in November 2005). However, given the growth of this sector, they are now covered in more detail in this year's report.

As consumer lives become more hectic and time poor, they are searching for services that save them time and offer high levels of convenience. Fast food is an ideal solution for providing quick meals. In response to this development, the supply of fast-food outlets is expanding, both in terms of the number of outlets and spatial location. At the same time, the standalone fast-food outlet is facing increased competition from multiple retailers who are seeking to move into this market with their own in-house cafés and fast-food restaurants.

The above forces are generally driving forward demand. However, the sector is also facing a new, and potentially far less supportive, phenomenon: health consciousness. A growing number of consumers are becoming concerned about the impact of eating fast food on their own health and on the health of their children. Key Note's research shows that more than half of those visiting a fast-food restaurant in the past 6 months have altered their eating patterns by opting for healthier meals (e.g. sandwiches and salads), reducing their frequency of visiting outlets or opting for smaller portion sizes.

Coffee shops have also been a major new growth area of the market, mainly as a result of their ability to pull in new types of consumers to the market; for example, more affluent and older consumers rather than the traditional young and less affluent users of fast-food outlets.

Despite the health concerns, fast food remains very popular, with more than 60% of adults visiting a major fast-food outlet in the past 6 months. However, the health factor will impact on the future demand for fast foods, with sectors such as sandwiches, chicken and pizza likely to be the fastest-growing areas of the market, while sectors such as burgers and fish and chips will experience a slowdown in growth.

Future growth in the industry will be relatively stable, with annual average growth of less than 5% per annum in current prices predicted for the next 5 years. Even this level of growth could be threatened if advertising bans are introduced to limit the advertising of `junk food' to children at certain times or, in the worst case scenario, at all times. On a more positive note, the growing use of the Internet and mobile telephones to order delivered or takeaway food will aid the industry, helping to reduce costs and possibly allowing outlet rationalisation in areas oversupplied with fast-food shops.

Table of contents:

Executive Summary
1. Market Definition: REPORT COVERAGE; MARKET SECTORS; Sandwiches; Burgers; Fish and Chips; Pizza; Chicken; Other Fast Food/Takeaway; Coffee Shops; MARKET TRENDS; Time Poverty; The Rise of the `Beanpole' Family; Career Women; New Demographics; The Rise of the `Sandwich' Generation; The Health Dynamic; Food Scares; Technological Developments; ECONOMIC TRENDS; Inflation; Unemployment; Population; MARKET POSITION; The UK
2. Market Size: The Total Market; By Value; By Number of Outlets; By Market Sector; Sandwiches; Burgers; Fish and Chips; Pizza; Chicken; Other Fast Food and Takeaway; Coffee Shops
3. Industry Background: Recent History; INDUSTRY SYNOPSIS; Number of Companies; Employment; REGIONAL VARIATIONS IN THE MARKETPLACE; DISTRIBUTION; HOW ROBUST IS THE MARKET?; LEGISLATION; Genetically Modified Ingredients; New EU Regulation on Hygiene of Foodstuffs; Traceability; The National Minimum Wage; EU Working-Time Directive; The Part-Time Workers Directive; Disability Discrimination Act 1996; The Food Standards Agency; Licensing Act 2003; Environmental Legislation; Smoking Ban; Age Discrimination; KEY TRADE ASSOCIATIONS; British Hospitality Association; HOTREC; Pizza, Pasta & Italian Food Association
4. Competitor Analysis: The Marketplace; MARKET LEADERS; Baskin-Robbins; Company Structure; Current and Future Developments; Financial Results; Burger King Ltd; Company Structure; Current and Future Developments; Financial Results; Caffè Nero Group PLC; Company Structure; Current and Future Developments; Financial Results; Domino's Pizza UK & IRL PLC; Company Structure; Current and Future Developments; Financial Results; Fast Food Systems Ltd; Company Structure; Current and Future Developments; Financial Results; Greggs PLC; Company Structure; Current and Future Developments; Financial Results; Kentucky Fried Chicken (Great Britain) Ltd; Company Structure; Current and Future Developments; McDonald's Restaurants Ltd; Company Structure; Current and Future Developments; Financial Results; O'Briens Irish Sandwich Bar; Company Structure; Current and Future Developments; Financial Results; Perfect Pizza Ltd; Company Structure; Current and Future Developments; Financial Results; PizzaExpress (Restaurants) Ltd; Company Structure; Current and Future Developments; Financial Results; Pizza Hut (UK) Ltd; Company Structure; Current and Future Developments; Financial Results; Pret A Manger (Europe) Ltd; Company Structure; Current and Future Developments; Financial Results; Select Service Partners; Company Structure; Current and Future Developments; Financial Results; Starbucks Coffee Company (UK) Ltd; Company Structure; Current and Future Developments; Financial Results; Subway; Company Structure; Current and Future Developments; Financial Results; Whitbread PLC; Company Structure; Current and Future Developments; Financial Results; Wimpy International Ltd; Company Structure; Current and Future Developments; Financial Results; Other Companies; Papa John's (GB) Ltd; Benugo Ltd; Benjys Ltd; Coffee Republic PLC; EAT Ltd; Delifrance; Ponti's Group Ltd; Spudulike Group Ltd; OUTSIDE SUPPLIERS; Marketing Activity
5. Brand Strategy: INTRODUCTION; RESEARCH FINDINGS; Popular Fast-Food and Takeaway Brands; Consumer Penetration; The Traditional Heavily Branded Fast-Food Sectors: Burger, Pizza and Chicken; The Newly Branded Fast-Food Sector: Sandwiches and Coffee Shops; COMPANIES' BRANDS
6. Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats: THE TOTAL MARKET; Strengths; Weaknesses; Opportunities; Threats; BURGERS; Strengths; Weaknesses; Opportunities; Threats; SANDWICHES; Strengths; Weaknesses; Opportunities; Threats; PIZZA; Strengths; Weaknesses; Opportunities; Threats; CHICKEN; Strengths; Weaknesses; Opportunities; Threats; FISH AND CHIPS; Strengths; Weaknesses; Opportunities; Threats; OTHER FAST FOOD AND TAKEAWAY; Strengths; Weaknesses; Opportunities; Threats; Coffee Shops; Strengths; Weaknesses; Opportunities; Threats
7. Buying Behaviour: Visitors to Fast-Food Restaurants; The Health Factor; Profile of Adults Who Have Made No Changes to Their Eating Habits; Profile of Adults Who Have Made Changes to Their Eating Habits
8. Current Issues: Possible Restrictions on Advertising; FSA Calls for A Watershed; Ofcom Offers Three Options; FSA Rejects Ofcom Proposals; EU Law; Foreign and Illegal Workers; The Growth of New Media; International Expansion; NEW COMPETITION; Casual Dining Widens the Market; High-Street Retailers Enter the Market
9. The Global Market: Introduction; The US; Asia; Europe
10. Forecasts: INTRODUCTION; Population; Gross Domestic Product; Inflation; Unemployment; FORECASTS 2006 to 2010; By Market Sector; MARKET GROWTH; FUTURE TRENDS; Demographics; Competition; Consolidation; Drivers of Growth
11. Company Profiles: Burger king Ltd; Domino's Pizza Uk & Irl Plc; Greggs Plc; Kentucky Fried Chicken (great Britain) Ltd; McDonald's Restaurants Ltd; Pret A Manger (europe) Ltd; Starbucks Coffee Company (uk) Ltd
12. Company Financials
13. Consumer Confidence: METHODOLOGY; KEY FINDINGS THIS QUARTER; THE WILLINGNESS TO BORROW; Confidence Rebounds; Fewer Adults Wish to Borrow; SPENDING FROM SAVINGS; Strong Recovery in Spending from Savings; Savings Grow in Relative Importance
14. Further Sources: Associations; Government Sources; General Sources; Others; Bisnode Sources

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