Not exact matches
Total sales for
fast - casual
restaurants grew by 10.5 % last year in the United States, compared with 6.1 % for traditional
fast food, according to Mintel, a
market research firm.
«Traditional
fast -
food is a less complex operation than a Chipotle or a sit - down
restaurant,» says Mark Kalinowski, lead
restaurant analyst at Janney Capital
Markets.
But the past few years have been tough on casual
restaurants — a vast category that occupies everything between
fast food and fine dining — as chains have surrendered
market share to a growing wave of upscale
fast -
food brands like Five Guys and Freshii.
While Energy Kitchen hopes to steal
market share from
fast -
food and
fast - casual
restaurants through a national franchise program, Seasons 52's company - owned stores are targeting serious foodies who want to dine well, without developing gout.
It seems that a particular
fast food restaurant has truly mastered the art of viral
marketing.
Throw in an uncertain economic outlook and industrywide pressures to increase the pay of
fast -
food workers, and
restaurants have looked like an increasingly unappetizing stew to investors — making their stocks among the biggest losers in this year's
market dip.
But four years after graduating from Western University, Cowin was in Australia, opening up that country's first KFC to take advantage of a
market underserved by
fast -
food restaurants.
Mayor Cornett, who admits his city has «long been home to too many
fast food restaurants,» credited Lynn's master
marketing skills for packaging Garbanzo as the healthier alternative for Oklahomans on the go.
Shares of the world's biggest
fast food chain by revenue rose more than 5 percent as global same -
restaurant sales topped Wall Street forecasts, driven by the strength in mature
markets especially the United Kingdom and Germany.
There's a rule of thumb at
fast food and quick - serve
restaurants (QSR): a seven - second reduction in customer wait time results in an average 1 percent gain in
market share.
BRIDGING a gap in the
market between
fast -
food joints and full - service
restaurants,
fast - casual chains such as Shake Shack, Nando's chicken
restaurants and Chipotle Mexican Grill are enjoying success across the world.
You are going to have competitors who might be regular
food establishments like
restaurants,
food trucks and
fast foods or other personal chefs and so your
marketing strategies should take them all into consideration, study their weaknesses and strengths and then use this to create
marketing strategies that will become very effective.
A
market downturn or bear
market likely won't stop someone from visiting a
fast food chain
restaurant or getting a haircut from a place like Great Clips.
Considering the large number of barbecue
restaurants in the state (one book reviews 114 of them) and their enormous popularity, I see North Carolina barbecue as a symbol of resistance to mass
market fast food, preserving the local «cue tradition while still having the same degree of convenience.
While it has a full product line for customers to choose from, Star also has an engineering team dedicated to customized support for product development, especially for the
restaurant and
fast -
food chain
markets.
Botiwalla, which will open this April in Atlanta's Ponce City
Market, is one of a new breed of
restaurants that includes Babu Ji, Floyd Cardoz's upcoming Paowalla in New York City, Michael Mina's The Company pop - up in San Francisco and a slew of
fast - casual spots like Inday and Soho Tiffin Junction, which are pushing Indian cuisine forward, moving it beyond lunchtime buffets and saag paneer into more nuanced territory — the likes of which could do what, say, David Chang has done for Korean
food with the Momofuku empire or Danny Bowien's interpretation of Chinese with Mission Chinese.
These
restaurants are embracing the 16
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Marketing Big Appetites
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Food Festivals Sustainability McDonald's Lactalis American Group I
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Keith is a sales &
marketing specialist and founding partner with Urban Brand Creative, Ireland's premier outsourcing creative consulting agency operating in the
Food Services, Hotels
Restaurants & Catering (Horeca) and
Fast Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) space.
CMA products are
marketed through a vast network of qualified resellers and chemical products distributors to final users primarily in sectors such as hotels,
restaurants,
fast food chains, hospitals and institutional canteens.
While Dairy Queen's action to remove soda is a great first step — we urge all
fast -
food restaurants to further improve upon their healthy options for children and adults by serving whole grain rolls, offering more fruit and vegetable options, reducing sodium across the menu, and adopting a comprehensive policy to limit the
marketing of unhealthy
food to children.
«Packaging in
fast food restaurants is typically sold to advertisers, or used to promote new limited - time menu items, but we have never used our packaging that way,» said Mark Crumpacker, chief
marketing and development officer at Chipotle.
Read on to discover my favourite coeliac - friendly bakeries,
restaurants,
fast food,
market stalls and cafes.
Chicken McNuggets are a type of chicken product offered by international
fast -
food restaurant chain McDonald's, which they introduced in select
markets in 1981, [1] and made available nationwide by 1983.
These toys are a
marketing ploy used by
fast food restaurants to target children - the most vulnerable and impressionable members of our community.
Albany participants include workers from area McDonald's, Wendy's, Boston
Market and other
fast -
food restaurants; city crossing guards; Saint Rose College and Siena College adjunct professors; health care workers; UAlbany students; community groups and labor unions.
118 No. 6 December 2006
Marketing Fast Food: Impact of
Fast Food Restaurants in Children's Hospitals, Hannah B. Sahud, MD et al. (2) http://www.jabfm.org/cgi/content/full/19/5/526 Prevalence and Type of Brand Name
Fast Food at Academic - affiliated Hospitals.
Students learn to despise free
market economics in lessons about third - world sweatshops, «living wage» laws, the earnings of
fast food workers and
restaurant CEOs, and the «hidden» costs of meat production,» Velderman reported.
Child obesity is linked to limited access to healthy and affordable
foods, limited opportunities for physical activity, greater availability of
fast food restaurants (especially near schools), and greater exposure to
food - related
marketing (Larson, Story, & Nelson, 2009; Powell, Slater, & Chaloupka, 2004; Kumanyika & Grier, 2006).
, because that would be a like a fabulous independent
restaurant competing with a national
fast -
food chain - the independent
restaurant may be much better on all levels, but the chain has a national
marketing campaign with tens of millions of dollars behind it that an independent
restaurant can not afford.
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