University Foodservice - US - February 2012
University Foodservice - US - February 2012

The face of university foodservice is changing as managed service and self-service providers raise the bar to meet the demands of an increasingly diverse student body, and one that has come to expect a higher level of service than generations past. This has created a challenging marketplace of increased competition, both on campus and off campus. This report provides valuable insight on the state of university foodservice, including:

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Overview

Overview

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Scope and Themes
Executive Summary
Insights and Opportunities
Inspire Insights

Market

Market

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Market Size
Market Drivers

Consumer

Consumer

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Student Mealtime Use
Where College Student Dining Occurs
On-Campus Dining
Off-campus Dining
Most Popular Food Options for On-campus Dining
Most Popular Beverage Options On-campus
Top Restaurant Attributes
Attitudes Toward Dining Out
Attitudes Toward Dining On Campus
Top Cuisine Types

Brand/Company

Brand/Company

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Innovations and Innovators
Brand Analysis
Marketing Strategies

Data

Data

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Appendix: Trade Associations