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Russia: Fighting Inertial Growth

So far the year 2011 hasn’t brought any dramatic changes to the overall foodservice landscape in Russia. The major trends that emerged last year are now in full progress.From mid-2010 to mid-2011, Russia’s top 20 restaurant operators showed a unitgrowth of 11%. The number of operations belonging to the top 15 brands in Moscow went up by 8%. Various entrepreneurs are continuing to invest in the foodservice, especially the QSR, sector, often serving as franchising partners for local or international brands.   | more |

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France: Snacking Heads the Field

Catering in France 2010: amongst the sector’s leaders, net sales for the year amounted to U12.7 bn after VAT, a whole 8% up on the previous year. This emerges from a survey of the latest Top 50 carried out by French trade magazine Néorestauration. The big percentage winners are QSR players such as Sushi Shop (+41.7%), Subway (+33%) and KFC (+23.4%) – but also the full-service formula La Pataterie (+45.7%), which offers very good value for money.   | more |
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Weak Start & Strong Finish

Germany’s 100 biggest restaurant chains / companies increased their sales by 2.3% in 2010 (09: +1.1%; 08: +4.2%). By the standards of the previous year, therefore, growth more than doubled. The strongest upturn was in event catering   | more |
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Fine Dining: The World’s Best Restaurant Is Danish

For the second time running, the list of the world’s best restaurants isheaded by Noma in Copenhagen   | more |
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