Study: B&I Breakfast Sales Dropping

Breakfast sales at employee food services have significantly diminished over the past five to seven years, endangering the viability of corporate food services, indicates research by foodservice consulting firm Clarion Group. “While breakfast sales are lower than at lunch,” Clarion President Tom Mac Dermott says, “the decline has a negative effect on the food service’s profitability. The profit margin on coffee, bagels and scrambled eggs is far higher than the ...

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lindawwalker
on Dec 20, 2012

The sale of breakfast foods has exploded during the downturn in the economy. But most of that growth has been in sales of salty, fatty breakfast meats and sugary baked goods. Maybe America has been feeding its worries with comfort food. That trend may lead to a less healthy nation in general. Read more here

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