Table of Contents
Introduction and Abbreviations
Summary of Key Report Findings
Market Factors
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- Figure 1: Growth in affluence, 1990-2003
- Figure 2: Regular use of shopping locations, 1993 and 1997
- Figure 3: People entering Central London at peak morning travel time*, by public and private transport, 1988-96
- Figure 4: In-store restaurants at which food or drink has been purchased in the last six months, December 1995 and July 1998
- Figure 5: Trends in pub outlet numbers, 1993-98
- Figure 6: Total retail sales of sandwiches, 1992-97
- Figure 7: Consumption of tea and coffee, 1989-98
- Figure 8: Coffee and tea main media advertising, at rate card cost, 1994-98
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Market Size and Trends
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- Figure 9: Consumer expenditure in branded coffee shops, 1994-98
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Market Segmentation
The Supply Structure
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- Figure 10: Trends in the number of cafés and takeaway outlets, 1990-98
- Figure 11: Number of cafés and takeaway/delivery outlets, by region, September 1998
- Figure 12: Leading branded coffee shop chains, by outlet numbers, December 1998
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Advertising
The Consumer
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- Figure 13: Coffee drinking/takeaway venues, December 1998
- Figure 14: Use of branded coffee shops, by demographic sub-group lifestage, Mintel's Special Groups and ACORN categories, December 1998
- Figure 15: Attitudes towards specialist coffee shops, December 1998
- Figure 16: Popular usage of specialist coffee shops, by demographic sub-group, lifestage, Mintel's Special Groups and ACORN categories, December 1998
- Figure 17: Limited access to specialist coffee shops, by demographic sub-group, lifestage, Mintel's Special Groups and ACORN categories, December 1998
- Figure 18: Attitudes towards branded coffee shops by use of popular coffee drinking venues, December 1998
- Figure 19: Attitudes towards branded coffee shops by use of specialist coffee shops December 1998
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The Future
Forecast
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- Figure 20: Forecast of the coffee shops market, 1998-2003
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