Mintel, March 2010, Pages: 97
consumers cut back on big expenditures
Figure 2: U.S. Finedining sales, at current prices, 2004-14
Figure 3: U.S. Finedining sales, at inflation-adjusted prices, 2004-14
Competitive Context
Many cooking
Mintel, July 2010, Pages: 93
: Frequency of diningat a finedining establishment, by age, March 2010
Figure 41: Frequency of diningat a finedining establishment, by household income, March 2010
Marketing and Advertisements
Key points
Technomic Inc, July 2009, Pages: 262
Independent FSRs)
- Leading Proteins at Emerging/Independent Fine-Dining FSRs
- Exhibit 13: Leading Proteins for Burgers (Fine-Dining Emerging and Independent FSRs)
Toppings
- Leading Toppings at Top 250
Mintel, April 2009, Pages: 85
onto finedining, casual, family, fast casual and QSR menus?
- Which restaurants are on trend, and what can they teach us?
- Is there more room for non-alcoholic beverage innovation? Like what?
- How can
Mintel, Oct 2007, Pages: 86
, August 2007
Fast food
Fast casual
Casual
Family/midscale
Figure 12: Attitudes toward family/midscale delivery, by age, June 2007
Finedining
Ready-to-eat meals at retail: supermarkets, convenience
Mintel, Sep 2008, Pages: 103
restaurants are visited in a year, by race/ethnicity, April 2007
Consumer preferences
Figure 53: Type of cuisine ordered atfinedining restaurants, by race/ethnicity, April 2007
Finance: Overview
Mintel, Nov 2009, Pages: 89
explored by marketers— and in particular, by businesses offering luxury goods, the newest electronics, finedining, and travel services.
This Mintel report provides an in-depth analysis into this lucrative
Community Marketing Inc., Sep 2007, Pages: 263
Alcohol
Retirement Planning
Social Recognition
Homosexuality as a Divisive Issue
Terminology for LGBT Communities
Activities
Dining Out
FineDining
Spending On Dining
Consumption of Alcoholic
Unity Marketing, May 2011, Pages: 230
, electronics and more
- Personal Luxuries, including fashion, beauty, jewelry and watches
- Automobiles
- Experiential Luxuries, such as travel, finedining, entertainment, spa and beauty services.
The report
Unity Marketing, May 2010, Pages: 408
Luxuries, such as travel, finedining, entertainment, spa and beauty services.
The report contains details on 22 luxury product and services bought by affluent consumers, including annual spending, where
Key Note Publications Ltd, May 2012
. Squeezed budgets and financial uncertainty have resulted in the dining-in and lunchbox trends. With consumers choosing to stay athome in order to save money, manufacturers are enabling them to reconstruct
Global Industry Analysts, Inc., Aug 2011, Pages: 127
options as against the high-cost finedining experience. Consumers’ growing interest in experiencing various food tastes and cuisines is also favoring the growth of food trucks market. Young adults and
Community Marketing Inc., Sep 2007, Pages: 127
AS A DIVISIVE ISSUE 57
TERMINOLOGY FOR LGBT COMMUNITIES 58
ACTIVITIES 60
DINING OUT 62
FineDining 63
Spending on Dining 64
CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES 65
Preference of Spirits 67
MOVIES 69
THE
Global Industry Analysts, Inc., Oct 2008, Pages: 1513
Furniture (Living Room Furniture, Bedroom Furniture, Kitchen Furniture, Dining Room Furniture, Bathroom Furniture, and Garden Furniture), and Office & Institutional Furniture. The report provides separate
IS Advisors, March 2012, Pages: 43
Chain
7.1.6 Strong Delivery Processes in Home-Delivery Segment
7.1.7 Consumer Focussed and Innovative Marketing
7.1.8 Positive Cash Flows at the Operational Level
7.1.9 Maintaining the Position
7.2
Global Industry Analysts, Inc., Oct 2010, Pages: 370
JAMG LLC Acquires Solo Cup 31
Kohlberg & Co Takes Over Hoffmaster Co. 31
A Private Group Acquires AtHome America
American Affluence Research Center, April 2012, Pages: 83
including vacation travel, dining out and recreational and entertainment activities, various durables for the home, apparel, and fine jewelry and watches
Special topics included in this report include
Unity Marketing, Dec 2004 dining and luxury services like spas and landscaping.
This is a new study of the home furnishings and decorative consumer market based upon two consecutive years of study among over 2,000 typical U.S
