With just over half of the population either getting takeout or dining out, it can be said that Canadians are regulars at foodservice vendors. With young consumers having a hankering for non-traditional meal occasions, foodservice vendors are well positioned to increase traffic beyond dinner and lunches. While practical considerations of being time-pressed will play a role, there is a strong emotional component associated with eating out – be it rewarding oneself ...
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18-24s: the most likely to be regulars, the most likely to feel the financial impact
