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Contract Catering - UK - December 2017

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The market
Figure 1: UK contract catering market value, £ billion, 2013-17
Market factors
Ongoing National Living Wage growth
Skills shortages
Consumer demand
Market environment by sector
Business and industry
Schools
Healthcare
Prisons
Defence
Remote sites
The consumer
Figure 2: Available workplace facilities, % of respondents, June 2017
Figure 3: Most important variants, % of respondents, June 2017
Figure 4: Potential improvements, % of respondents, June 2017
Figure 5: Hospital visitation, % of respondents, June 2017
Figure 6: School lunchtime choice, % of respondents, June 2017
Market forecasts
Figure 7: UK contract catering market forecast, £ billion, 2018-22
Figure 8: Forecast National Living Wage growth, £ per hour, 2017-2022
What we think
KEY ISSUES 
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Inflation
Freedom of movement
Summary
INTRODUCTION 
Issues in the market
Definitions
Abbreviations
Market positioning
UK ECONOMY 
Overview
Figure 9: Forecast GDP development 2017-21
Figure 10: UK GDP quarterly development, 2007-17
Inflation
Interest rates
House prices
Figure 11: UK house price changes, 2006-17
Consumer spending
Manufacturing
Figure 12: UK manufacturing, 2014-17
Business investment
Figure 13: UK GFCF, 2004-17
Imports
Exports
MARKET SIZE
Key points
The market
Figure 14: UK contract catering market value, £ billion, 2013-17
Consumer expenditure on catering services
Figure 15: UK consumer expenditure catering, £ billion, 2007-16
MARKET FACTORS
Key points
Ongoing National Living Wage Growth
Figure 16: National living wage, hourly rate, April 2016-17
Skills shortages
Consumer demand
Figure 17: UK food tracker, % of respondents, April 2016 - November 2017
MARKET ENVIRONMENT BY SECTOR 
Key points
Business and industry
Figure 18: UK employment levels, 000 people, 2008-17
Figure 19: Disposable income, net national disposable income per head, Q1 2013-Q1 2017
Schools
Figure 20: UK number of schools & pupils, 2008-17
Figure 21: UK free school meals, number of pupils, number of and % eligible, 2009-17
Healthcare
Figure 22: Average daily available beds open overnight, England, Q1 2013/14 – Q 2017/18
Figure 23: NHS inpatient elective admission events, England, Q2 2013 - Q2 2017
Prisons
Figure 24: England and Wales' prison population, 2013-17
Defence
Figure 25: UK regular forces, April 2013-17
Remote sites
Figure 26: UK construction output index, all work, September 2013-17
INDUSTRY STRUCTURE
Key points
Industry development
Industry by structure
Figure 27: Analysis of changes in event catering activities sector, outlets and businesses, % change, 2013-17
Figure 28: Analysis of changes in other food service activities sector, outlets and businesses, % change, 2013-17
Industry by turnover
Figure 29: Financial analysis of events catering activities sector, £’000 and % of total, 2016 & 2017
Figure 30: Financial analysis of other food service activities sector, £’000 and % of total, 2016 & 2017
Industry by employment
Figure 31: Analysis of the employment structure of the events catering activities sector, % of total, 2016 & 2017
Figure 32: Analysis of the employment structure of other food service activities sector, % of total, 2016 & 2017
ARAMARK UK LTD
Recent company activity
Figure 33: Financial analysis of Aramark UK Ltd, £ million and % change, 2012-16
Company strategy
BARTLETT MITCHELL UK LTD
Recent company activity
Figure 34: Financial analysis of Bartlett Mitchell UK Ltd, £ million and % change, 2012-16
Company strategy
BAXTER STOREY LTD
Recent company activity
Figure 35: Financial analysis of Baxter Storey Ltd, £ million and % change, 2012-16
Company strategy
COMPASS CONTRACT SERVICES (UK) LTD
Recent company activity
Figure 36: Financial analysis of Compass Contract Services (UK) Ltd, £ million and % change, 2012-16
Company strategy
ELIOR UK PLC
Recent company activity
Figure 37: Financial analysis of Elior UK Plc, £ million and % change, 2012-16
Company strategy
HARRISON CATERING LTD 
Recent company activity
Figure 38: Financial analysis of Harrison Catering Ltd, £ million and % change, 2013-17
Company strategy
INTERSERVE CATERING SERVICES 
Recent company activity
Figure 39: Financial analysis of Interserve Catering Services, £ million and % change, 2012-16
Company strategy
OCS LTD
Recent company activity
Figure 40: Financial analysis of OCS Ltd, £ million and % change, 2013-17
Company strategy
SODEXO 
Recent company activity
Figure 41: Financial analysis of Sodexo Ltd, £ million and % change, 2012-16
Company strategy
THE CONSUMER 
Key points
Canteen facilities
Figure 42: Available workplace facilities, % of respondents, June 2017
WORKPLACE VISITATION 
Figure 43: Workplace facilities visitation, % of respondents, June 2017
CONSUMER CHOICE
Figure 44: Most important variants, % of respondents, June 2017
ENHANCED SERVICES
Figure 45: Potential improvements, % of respondents, June 2017
WORKPLACE CATERING ATTITUDES 
Figure 46: Statements about workplace facilities, % of respondents, June 2017
HOSPITAL VISIT
Figure 47: Hospital Visitation, % of respondents, June 2017
CATERING USAGE IN HOSPITALS
Figure 48: Use of Hospital Catering Facilities, % of respondents, June 2017
SCHOOL CATERING
Figure 49: School lunchtime choice, % of respondents, June 2017
MARKET FORECAST 
Key points
The market
Figure 50: UK contract catering market forecast, £ billion, 2018-22
Market developments
Figure 51: Forecast National Living Wage growth, £ per hour, 2017-22
FURTHER SOURCES AND CONTACTS
Trade associations
British Hospitality Association
Hospital Caterers Association
The Association of Catering Excellence (ACEGB)
The Nationwide Caterers Association (NCASS)
Trade Magazines
Catering Insight
Essentially Catering
Hospitality and Catering News
The Caterer
Hotel, Catering & Retail Show
The Food & Drink Trade Show
The International Food & Drink Event

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