Global Fast Food: Charting the Course in a Post-Recession World

Published by	Euromonitor International
Published	March, 2010	Product code	124362
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Global Fast Food: Charting the Course in a Post-Recession World published by Euromonitor International in March, 2010. This report price starts from US $ 2000.

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Abstract

Euromonitor International' s Global Fast Food: Charting the Course in a Post-Recession World report examine stand-alone restaurants and eating establishments in which the consumer can freely choose to eat. The report looks at market trends by sector (cafes/bars, full-service restaurants, fast food, home delivery and street stalls). It profiles the leading companies in the market and analyses factors influencing eating out patterns. Forecasts illustrate how the market is set to change.

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Western Europe; Eastern Europe; North America; Latin America; Asia-Pacific; Oceania; Africa and the Middle East

INTRODUCTION

Chart 1 Introduction
SCOPE
- Chart 2: Introduction
KEY FINDINGS
- Chart 3: Introduction

GLOBAL PERFORMANCE

Chart 4: Global Performance
FAST FOOD NOW WORLD' S NUMBER TWO FOODSERVICE CATEGORY
- Chart 5: Global Performance
BURGER AND ASIAN FAST FOOD ACCOUNT FOR NEARLY HALF OF SALES
- Chart 6: Global Performance
FAST FOOD RECESSION-RESISTANT, BUT NOT IMMUNE
- Chart 7: Global Performance
GRIM DISPOSABLE INCOME PICTURE A DRAG ON GROWTH
- Chart 8: Global Performance
A LONG-RUN TREND TO OUTLAST THE RECESSION
- Chart 9: Global Performance
EXISTING TRENDS BOOSTED BY GLOBAL RECESSION
- Chart 10: Global Performance

CATEGORY PERFORMANCE

Chart 11: Category Performance
STRONG PERFORMANCE FROM LEADING CATEGORIES
- Chart 12: Category Performance
UNIT PRICES REVEAL DISTINCT DIFFERENCES BETWEEN CATEGORIES
- Chart 13: Category Performance
FAST FOOD A VITAL OUTPOST FOR CHAINS
- Chart 14: Category Performance
2010 LIKELY A YEAR OF RECOVERY
- Chart 15: Category Performance
ASIA, LATIN AMERICA FERTILE GROUND FOR FAST FOOD EXPANSION
- Chart 16: Category Performance
USA STILL NUMBER ONE IN FAST FOOD, BUT CHALLENGERS BECKON
- Chart 17: Category Performance
STRONG REGIONAL DIFFERENCES REMAIN
- Chart 18: Category Performance
FAST CASUAL MOMENTUM CONTINUES TO BUILD
- Chart 19: Category Performance
NO LONGER A REGIONAL PHENOMENON
- Chart 20: Category Performance
SEMI-CAPTIVE LOCATIONS AN EMERGING BATTLEGROUND
- Chart 21: Category Performance

COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE

Chart 22: Competitive Landscape
CHAINS BOAST A STRONG PRESENCE IN MOST REGIONS
- Chart 23: Competitive Landscape
THREE REGIONS LEAD CHAINED EXPANSION
- Chart 24: Competitive Landscape
STRONG ADVANTAGES PERSIST FOR CHAINS
- Chart 25: Competitive Landscape
MIXED GROWTH PICTURE FOR LARGEST CHAINS
- Chart 26: Competitive Landscape
INTERNATIONAL EXPANSION REMAINS NASCENT
- Chart 27: Competitive Landscape
THE GROWING POWER OF RETAILERS
- Chart 28: Competitive Landscape
WITH FAST FOOD AN INCREASINGLY-IMPORTANT COMPONENT
- Chart 29: Competitive Landscape

CASE STUDIES

Chart 30: Case Studies
BAKERY PRODUCTS FAST FOOD SEES BROAD-BASED GROWTH
- Chart 31: Case Studies
BRAZIL NOW CENTRAL TO BAKERY PRODUCTS FAST FOOD GROWTH
- Chart 32: Case Studies
LEADING BAKERY CHAINS FOUND FAR AND WIDE
- Chart 33: Case Studies
LESSONS LEARNT FROM BAKERY PRODUCTS FAST FOOD
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BURGER AND CHICKEN FAST FOOD CONTINUE TO LEAD THE WAY
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A STILL-FRAGMENTED FIELD, LED BY TWO GIANTS
- Chart 36: Case Studies
KEY POINTS ABOUT BURGER AND CHICKEN FAST FOOD
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ETHNIC CUISINE THE NEXT FRONTIER FOR GROWTH
- Chart 38: Case Studies
ETHNIC CHAINS STILL SPARSE ON THE GROUND
- Chart 39: Case Studies
LONG RUNWAY FOR CHAINED GROWTH
- Chart 40: Case Studies
LESSONS FROM ETHNIC CUISINE
- Chart 41: Case Studies
SEVERAL OTHER SECTORS, MARKETS BEAR WATCHING
- Chart 42: Case Studies