The Horeca top 100, which ranks the top-selling companies/brands in the Netherlands, achieved a total turnover of some half a billion euros in 2009. The front runner, McDonald’s, managed to extend the lead it had established last year, recording an increase of 5.5% to V558 m (previous year V529 m) with 221 outlets | more |
France’s restaurant market in 2009: once again a disappointing year for the fullservice sector, whilst the QSR segment is prospering and growing. Market leaders, McDonald’s, increased their turnover by 9%, whilst Quick, in second place, made an impressive leap of nearly 27% |
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The 100 biggest restaurateurs in Germany rang up a 1.1% increase in sales revenues in 2009 (‘08: +4.2%; ‘07: +5.7%; ‘06: +7.6%). Although this represents a much lower rate of growth, they still succeeded – against all expectations and a reduced rate of expansion (0.6%) – in beating the previous record years by a small margin in absolute terms. The result: optimism for 2010.
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For the fifth time, we present a ranking of the top European coffee bar players. 70 brands with a total of more than 9,420 outlets – and 3% unit growth in twelve months. For the first time, three brands boast over 1,000 units. Two of them, Costa Coffee and McCafé, were last year’s main growth drivers, while market leader Starbucks closed stores throughout Europe |
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