Research

Most Australians prefer eating out than going out for drinks.

Having great menu offerings such as tasty chips is one of them.

Consumers also prefer retailers with combined digital and offline services.

Aussies cutting back would just mean they would be pushed towards cheaper eating options.

International brands dominated the survey.

Victoria saw the most store openings.

Two in five a lower price is a top indicator of value when buying food or drinks.

A report revealed that almost eight in 10 have said they are reducing spending to cope.

Amongst G20 countries, Australia’s food sector has the highest per capita GHG emission.

Subway still has the largest network of stores in Australia.

86% said their favourite brands are consistent with this.

This means a shift in spending habits and possible cutbacks on eating out.

38% of Australians say they enjoy trying new drinks.

58 new stores opened and 32 closed during the three-months ending 1 November.

69% said they seek ‘fun’ in all aspects of life including dining.

The report revealed 46 stores were opened whilst 21 stores closed.