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    Food Service Europe & Middle East Nr. 05 vom 01.10.2012 Seite 008

    Christmas Markets

    Trendy Tradition in the Cool Season

    Held originally throughout the German-speaking cities of Europe for centuries as events where retailers could stock up for Christmas, modern Christmas markets are meeting places for young and old. For today's visitors, many of whom travel long distances just like their forefathers, these temporary villages are a welcome opportunity for finding gifts and making social contacts. Additionally, eating and drinking is at the top of the to-do-list for many people. The choice tends to be characterised by local and traditional products - an opportunity for regional foodservice suppliers to present their specialities. And these markets represent a multi-million euro business. A European overview.

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    DE: Top Christmas Markets
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    Food Service Europe & Middle East Nr.05 vom 25.10.2010 Seite 008

    Pizza Chains

    Enduring Success in Difficult Times

    Pizza is a component part of menus from Norway to Turkey. Originally eaten by poor people, the pizza began its triumphal march around the world in the mid-twentieth century. Now, it is served all over not only as a convenient, quick and cheap dish but also in expensive, up-market variations. Versatility is the main reason for the pizza's enduring success even in times of economic difficulty. In this issue, we focus on the motherland of the pizza, Italy, as well as on the interesting French, Spanish and Scandinavian markets. Part 2 of our pan-European survey.

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    Spain: Telepizza

    Pizza: Top 5 Countries - Total sales in restaurants with pizza focus

    Scandinavia: Pizza Chains
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    Food Service Europe & Middle East Nr.03 vom 20.06.2006 Seite 008

    Pizza Chains

    Between Tradition and New Challenges

    Pizza is one of the most popular food products throughout almost the whole of Europe. Chains specialising in pizzas are typical of the away-from-home market. Offering both delivery and quick or full service, many of them reported some good gains last year. However, almost all segments of the market are characterised by fierce competition and price-cutting, especially from cheaper individual players and the retail trade with its deep-frozen products. Part II of our pan-European survey.

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    Pizza Brands in Scandinavia 2005

    Russia: Top Pizza Brands

    CH: Pizza Top 5*
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    Food Service Europe Nr.01 vom 16.02.2006 Seite 008

    Museum Catering

    Halls of Fame & Food

    15 concepts at temples of art and culture in six countries. As in part 1, the high standard of the setting with its special atmosphere extends into the gastronomic location. Premium food and drinks, service and design are characteristic. As is cosmopolitan flair and fashionable styles. The concepts, as well as the F&B offered, are as different as their host cities and nations. Most provide fullservice. However, self-service is to be found, too. What all have in common is not only a high standard of quality but also a very broad target-group orientation: from the 'cool crowd' to busy business people. Part 2.

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    Moderna Museet, Stockholm
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    Food Service Europe Nr.01 vom 18.02.2004 Seite 010

    Pasta Concepts

    Pasta Is Everywhere...

    ... naturally, on the dinner table at home and in traditional Italian restaurants, too. And this throughout Europe. New, in addition to the dominant full-service scene, is the growing spectrum of fast-casual and quickservice solutions, which include not only classic variations from Bella Italia but also product and concept interpretations from the Far East. Branding and chaining in this segment is still relatively young and almost always nationally oriented. Which means that pasta & noodles continue to have a great potential.

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    Food Service Europe Nr.04 vom 22.11.2002 Seite 010

    Steakhouses

    Only a few US Chains

    In Europe, pure steakhouse chains emerged in UK in the 50s, in France in the late 60s and in Scandinavia and Germany in the 70s. However, it was not until the late 80s that they reached Portugal, Spain and Italy, where chain operations still are in their early stage. Located centrally or as freestanders, often with farmhouse design or (modern) Argentine style, they all offer tableservice and are focused on grilled meat (up to 50% of sales). Average checks are about EUR 15-30 and sales go up to EUR 2-3 m/unit. After 2000, BSE and foot-and-mouth disease created great consumer uncertainty and many steakhouses expanded their menus to include fish, chicken and vegetarian alternatives. The demand for meat has been rising again since it has been possible to give consumers assurances about its origins. This has encouraged some chains to expand internationally - and not just within Europe. Interesting in this connection is the fact that US concepts hardly ever succeeded in Europe.

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    UK: Top Steakhouses

    UK: Pub Chains with Steaks

    UK Steak Sales - beef frying/grilling steak -
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    Food Service Europe Nr.01 vom 28.02.2002 Seite 010

    Stations

    Shopping Centres with... ...Railway Connections

    Most of Europe's biggest railway stations are well over 100 years old. Their architecture is cultural history. And inside? The nineties were a decade of modernisation. The railway operators saw that these highly frequented places were also ideal for shopping and foodservice. The result: shopping centres, especially for quickservice brands, with bakery-snack concepts of all kinds topping the popularity poll.

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    Areas Group - at railway stations (total)

    Spain: Local Services - millions of travellers

    Termini, Rome: F&B Outlets
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