Coffee and breakfast are driving
success in retail foodservice growth today. Mix and Match beverage and food offerings
during the AM daypart are success clues for all grocerant niche players looking
for success.
Packaged Facts found “Sales of
coffee and tea at restaurant and drinking places are projected to reach $18.7
billion in 2012. Sales spiked 11% in 2011, driven by the return of consumers to
the restaurant industry, aggressive coffee and tea menu
innovation, increased penetration of coffee and tea among restaurant units, and
menu price increases.” …
“The Big Four” in this market — Dunkin Donuts, Green Mountain
Coffee Roasters, McDonald’s, and Starbucks — each generate coffee and tea
revenue in excess of $1 billion. Led by these mavericks, coffee and tea players
continue to outperform restaurant industry growth, with restaurant brands
across the foodservice spectrum pursuing incremental profits through
improvements in coffee and tea quality and variety. Did you know:
1.
Coffee
statistics
show that coffee is the most popular beverage worldwide with over 400
billion cups consumed each year.
2.
Coffee
industry statistics show that only 20% of harvested coffee beans are
considered to be a premium bean of the highest quality.
3.
Coffee
market statistics show that coffee is grown commercially in over 45
countries around the world.
4.
Coffee
trade statistics show that over 5 million people in Brazil are employed by
the coffee trade.
5.
Those
employed in the coffee industry are involved mostly with the cultivation and
harvesting of more than 3 billion coffee plants.
6.
Coffee
consumption statistics show that coffee represents 75% of all the caffeine
consumed in the United States.
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