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HoReCa market in Poland 2009 Development forecasts for 2009-2010

February 2009
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PMR report provides a comprehensive overview of the HoReCa market in Poland. With coverage of the main market trends, market value and its segments, each market segment has a chapter dedicating to discussion in detail. The market shares and profiles of the leading players in each segment are covered. HoReCa product distribution in Poland complements the discussion.
 
For this report, PMR Research - PMR’s custom research unit (www.research-pmr.com) - surveyed Poland’s largest companies.
The survey was conducted among 86 largest
shop and pub chain operators active on the Polish market, using the computer-assisted telephone interview (CATI) technique.


An essential read for:
  • companies either already active in, or considering entry to, the Polish HoReCa market
  • suppliers for the HoReCa industry
  • consulting, research and analytical firms with interest in the HoReCa market in Poland
  • government institutions, embassies and trade organisations.

This report is an invaluable resource for any company active in or considering entry to the Polish HoReCa industry.

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  1. Methodology

  2. Executive summary

  3. The overall economic situation in Poland

    • Basic macroeconomic indicators
      • Employment and unemployment
      • Pay levels
      • Inflation
    • Poland consumer profile
      • Demography
      • Consumer spending and purchasing power
      • Regional differentiation in level of purchasing power
  4. HoReCa market in Poland

    • Value of the market
    • Segments
    • Number of establishments operating in the HoReCa market
    • HoReCa consumer profile
    • Market trends
    • Market news
  5. Ho – Hotel food service market

    • Overview of the segment
    • The value of the market
      • Growth factors and barriers to growth
    • Hotel base
      • Hotels in regions
    • Major hotel groups
      • ORBIS
      • OST GROMADA
      • Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide
      • Grupa Hoteli WAM
      • InterContinental Hotels Group
      • Golebiewski Hotel Chain
      • Qubus Hotel Management
      • PUHIT
      • The Rezidor Hotel Group
      • Grupa Louvre Hotels
  6. Re – restaurant services market

    • Value of the restaurant services market
      • Growth Drivers and Constraints
      • Forecast
    • Market Segments
    • Leading Market Players
    • Restaurants
      • Value of the Market
      • Segments
      • Leading market players
        • Sphinx
        • Da Grasso
        • Pizza Hut
        • Pizza Dominium
    • Fast food
      • Value of the market
      • Segments
      • Leading market players
        • McDonald’s
        • KFC
        • Telepizza
    • Coffee shops
      • Value of the market
      • Segments
      • Leading market players
        • Stop Cafe
        • Wild Bean Cafe
        • Coffeeheaven
        • Cafe Nescafe
        • Empik Cafe
        • Cafe Club
        • I coffee
        • Costa Coffee
    • Bars
      • Value of the market
      • Leading players
        • Piwiarnie Warki
  7. Ca – Catering

    • The value of the market
    • Growth factors and barriers to growth
    • The number of catering companies
    • Market segments
    • Major players
      • Sodexho Polska
      • LOT Catering
      • Eurest Poland
      • Impel Catering
      • Gastropol Group
      • Catermed
      • Aspen Res
  8. Food service suppliers

    • Alcoholic beverages
      • Leading suppliers
      • Wyborowa
      • Central European Distribution Corporation (CEDC)
      • Diageo Polska
      • Sobieski
      • Brown-Forman Polska
      • Zywiec Group
      • Kompania Piwowarska
      • Other companies
    • Non-alcoholic beverages
      • Leading suppliers
      • Coca-Cola Poland Services
      • Pepsi Cola General Bottlers Poland
    • Hot beverages
    • Dry foods
      • Leading suppliers
      • Unilever Foodsolutions
      • HJ Heinz Polska
      • Nestle Professional
      • Bonduelle Food Service
      • North Coast
      • Barilla Food Service
      • Other companies
    • Frozen Food
      • Leading suppliers
      • Farm Frites Poland
      • McCain Poland
      • Other companies
    • Chilled food
    • Distributors
      • Makro Cash&Carry Polska
      • Farutex
      • McLane Polska
      • Dorado Chlodnie
      • Food Land
  9. Development of shopping centres

  10. Results of the survey among operators of food service chains active in Poland

    • Introduction
    • Assessment of the situation in the Polish food service market
      • Assessment of the present situation
    • Market growth forecasts
      • Forecast for the growth of the market in 2009
      • Estimated pace of the market’s growth in 2008
      • Forecast for the pace of the market’s growth in 2009
      • Segments of the food service market enjoying the best growth prospects
      • Other market trends foreseen by the respondents
    • Barriers to and opportunities for the expansion of the food service market in Poland
      • Key barriers
      • Key growth factors
    • Overview of companies active in the market of chain restaurants in Poland
      • Revenue
      • Average bill
      • Average rental rate
      • The most popular locations for food service outlets
      • Regional reach of restaurant chains
      • Franchise operations
      • Average outlet size
      • Customer service model
      • Home delivery
      • Foreign operations
      • Supply management
        • Sources of supplies
        • Supplier selection criteria
        • Exclusivity agreements
      • Type of cuisine offered
      • Competition
  11. List of graphs

  12. List of tables

  13. About PMR

  14. Contact PMR

List of graphs

  1. Value of the HoReCa market in Poland by segment – Ho, Re, Ca (PLN bn), 2005-2010
  2. Value (PLN bn) and y-o-y growth (%) of the restaurant services market (Re) in Poland, 2005-2010
  3. Real GDP growth in Poland (%, y-o-y), 2003-2010
  4. Unemployment in Poland and the European Union (annual rate, eop), 2003-2010
  5. Monthly unemployment rate in Poland (%), January 2006-November 2008
  6. Level (PLN) and real annual change (%) in gross wages in Poland, 2003-2009
  7. Annual indices of prices of consumer goods and services in Poland (%), 2003-2010
  8. Changes in prices of consumer goods and services, including foodstuffs and non-alcoholic beverages, as well as alcoholic beverages and tobacco products in Poland (%, y-o-y), Q1 2005-Q2 2008
  9. Perception of prices of selected categories of food products in Poland (% of respondents), May 2008
  10. Consumer strategies for price rises in Poland (% of respondents), May 2008
  11. Population in Poland by place of residence (%), 2007
  12. Forecast percentage of urban population by voivodship in Poland (%), 2008
  13. Structure of per capita monthly household spending in Poland (%), 2007
  14. Nominal change in per capita household consumer spending in Poland, by main source of income (%), 2007
  15. Annual changes in real gross disposable incomes in Poland (%), 2001-2009
  16. Per capita GDP in purchasing power standards in EU countries and leading world economies (100=EU27 average), 2007-2008
  17. Per capita GDP in PPS in Poland by voivodship, 2005 and 2015
  18. Value (PLN bn) and y-o-y growth (%) of the HoReCa market in Poland, 2005-2010
  19. Total value of the HoReCa market and the cafeteria market in Poland (PLN bn), 2005-2010
  20. Annual food service spending per capita in Poland and selected European countries (€), 2007
  21. Value of the HoReCa market in Poland by segment – Ho, Re, Ca (PLN bn), 2005-2010
  22. Value shares of Ho, Re and Ca segments in the HoReCa market in Poland (%), 2008
  23. Number of food service establishments in Poland by segment – Ho, Re, cafeterias, 2005-2010
  24. Number of catering companies operating in Poland, 2005-2010
  25. Percentage of individuals using food service establishments in Poland (%), 2005-2007
  26. Value (PLN bn) and y-o-y growth (%) of the hotel food service market in Poland, 2005-2010
  27. Number of food service establishments in hotels in Poland, 2005-2010
  28. Number of hotels completed during the year and number of hotels at the eop in Poland, July 2005-July 2010
  29. Structure of the hotel base in Poland, by category (%), June 2007
  30. Number of hotels in Poland by voivodship, July 2006 and July 2007
  31. Shares of voivodship capitals in the number of hotels in their voivodships in Poland (%), July 2007
  32. Largest hotel groups in Poland by number of hotels, September 2008
  33. Number of hotels of the Orbis Group by brand, May 2008
  34. Value (PLN bn) and y-o-y growth (%) of the restaurant services market (Re) in Poland, 2005-2010
  35. Number of outlets in the restaurant services market (Re) in Poland by restaurants, fast food establishments, coffee shops and bars, 2005-2010
  36. Shares of the restaurant services market segments in Poland in terms of value (%), 2008
  37. Shares of the restaurant services market segments in terms of the number of establishments in Poland (%), 2008
  38. Value of the restaurant services market in Poland by restaurants, fast food establishments, coffee shops and bars (PLN bn), 2005-2010
  39. Y-o-y growth of the market of coffee shops, bars, restaurants and fast food establishments in Poland (%), 2006-2010
  40. Top 15 food service chains in Poland in terms of sales (PLN m), 2008
  41. Top 15 food service chains in Poland in terms of the number of outlets, 2008
  42. Value (PLN bn) and y-o-y growth (%) in the restaurant market in Poland, 2005-2010
  43. Number of restaurants in Poland, 2005-2010
  44. Value of the restaurant market in Poland by chain and independent restaurants (PLN bn), 2005-2010
  45. Number of restaurants in Poland by chain and independent restaurants, 2005-2010
  46. Value of the chain restaurant market in Poland by segments: fast casual, casual dining and fine dining (%), 2008
  47. Shares of the largest restaurant chains in Poland in terms of sales (%), 2008
  48. Largest restaurant chains in Poland in terms of the number of outlets, 2008
  49. Value (PLN bn) and y-o-y growth (%) of the fast food market in Poland, 2005-2010
  50. Number of fast food outlets in Poland, 2005-2010
  51. Value of the fast food market in Poland by chain and independent outlets (PLN bn), 2005-2010
  52. Number of fast food outlets in Poland by chain and independent outlets, 2005-2010
  53. Shares of the largest fast food chains in Poland in terms of sales (%), 2008
  54. Largest fast food chains in Poland in terms of the number of outlets, 2008
  55. Value (PLN bn) and y-o-y growth (%) of the coffee shop market in Poland, 2005-2010
  56. Number of coffee shops in Poland, 2005-2010
  57. Value of the coffee shop market in Poland by chain and independent coffee shops (PLN bn), 2005-2010
  58. Number of coffee shops in Poland by independent and chain coffee shops, 2005-2010
  59. Value of the chain coffee shop market in Poland by coffee bars, traditional cafés and road coffee shops (PLN m), 2005-2010
  60. Number of chain coffee shop market in Poland by coffee bars, traditional cafés and road coffee shops, 2005-2010
  61. Shares of the largest coffee shop chains in Poland in terms of sales (%), 2008
  62. Largest coffee shop chains in Poland in terms of the number of outlets, 2008
  63. Value (PLN bn) and y-o-y growth (%) of the market of bars in Poland, 2005-2010
  64. Number of bars in Poland, 2005-2010
  65. Value (PLN bn) and growth (%) of the catering market in Poland, 2005-2010
  66. Value (PLN bn) and growth (%) of the catering market in Poland, excluding sales of businesses operating in the hotel and restaurant services markets, 2005-2010
  67. Number of catering companies in Poland, 2005-2010
  68. Value of the catering market (Ca) in Poland by contract catering and licence catering (%), 2008
  69. How would you assess the current situation in the food service market, October 2008?
  70. Key reasons behind your positive assessment of the food service market in Poland, October 2008
  71. How will the situation in the Polish food service sector change in 2009? Will it deteriorate, improve or remain unchanged? October 2008
  72. Estimated change in the value of the food service market in Poland in 2008 (%), October 2008
  73. Expected change in the value of the food service market in Poland in 2009 (%), October 2008
  74. Growth prospects for specific segments of the food service market in Poland, October 2008
  75. Key barriers faced by businesses operating in the food service market in Poland, October 2008
  76. Key factors in the growth of businesses operating in the food service market in Poland, October 2008
  77. Sales revenue of food service chain operators in Poland, 2007
  78. Average bill at food service chains in Poland, 2008
  79. Average rental price per outlet operated by food service chains in Poland, October 2008
  80. Preferred site locations for food service chains in Poland, October 2008
  81. Regional reach of restaurant and coffee shop chains operating in Poland, October 2008
  82. Do you have franchise outlets in Poland? October 2008
  83. The number of establishments operated by food service businesses in Poland, October 2008
  84. Average size of outlets operated by food service chains in Poland (m2), October 2008
  85. Average size of outlets operated by food service chains in Poland (number of tables), October 2008
  86. Customer service model of food service chains in Poland, October 2008
  87. Home delivery service in food service chains operating in Poland, October 2008
  88. Is your company originally Polish? October 2008
  89. Do you have outlets outside of Poland? October 2008
  90. Where do you obtain your supplies from (in Poland)? October 2008
  91. How do you get your supplies delivered to your outlets in Poland? October 2008
  92. Supplier selection criteria used by chain restaurant operators in Poland, October 2008
  93. Do you enter into exclusive supply contracts? October 2008
  94. Length of exclusive supply contracts concluded by chain restaurants in Poland (number of companies), October 2008
  95. Types of cuisine offered by food service chains in Poland, October 2008

 

List of tables

  1. Exchange rates used to translate relevant amounts, 2006-2008
  2. Key macroeconomic indicators for Poland, 2007-2008
  3. A basic macroeconomic profile of Poland, 2007-2008
  4. Poland’s largest urban centres by numbers of residents, 2007
  5. Average monthly consumer spending by source of consumer’s income in Poland (PLN), 2007
  6. Polish consumers dining at food service establishments, by age (%), 2007
  7. Polish consumers dining at food service establishments, by education level (%), 2007
  8. Major events in the Polish HoReCa market in 2007-2008
  9. Five-, four- and three-star hotels in Poland’s biggest cities, July 2007
  10. Largest hotel groups by number of rooms, September 2008
  11. Revenue of the Orbis Hotel Group (PLN m), 2006-2008
  12. Revenue of OST Gromada (PLN m), 2006-2007
  13. Revenue of Grupa Hoteli WAM (PLN m), 2006-2007
  14. Revenue of Qubus Hotel Management (PLN m), 2006-2007
  15. Revenue of PUHIT Warszawa (PLN m), 2006-2007
  16. Leading operators of food service chains in Poland, 2008
  17. Sales and the number of outlets of the Sphinx chain (PLN m), 2006-2008
  18. Sales and the number of outlets of the Da Grasso chain (PLN m), 2006-2008
  19. Sales and the number of outlets of the Pizza Hut chain (PLN m), 2006-2008
  20. Sales and the number of outlets of the Pizza Dominium chain (PLN m), 2006-2008
  21. Fast food chains operating in Poland by type of offering, 2008
  22. Sales and the number of outlets of the McDonald’s chain in Poland (PLN m), 2006-2008
  23. Sales and the number of outlets of the KFC chain in Poland (PLN bn), 2006-2008
  24. Sales and the number of outlets of the Telepizza chain in Poland (PLN m), 2006-2008
  25. Sales and the number of outlets of the Stop Cafe chain (PLN m), 2007-2008
  26. Sales and the number of outlets of the Wild Bean Cafe chain (PLN m), 2006-2008
  27. Sales and the number of outlets of the Coffeeheaven chain (PLN m), 2006-2008
  28. Sales and the number of outlets of the Cafe Nescafe chain (PLN m), 2006-2008
  29. Sales and the number of outlets of the Empik Cafe chain (PLN m), 2006-2008
  30. Sales and the number of outlets of the Cafe Club chain (PLN m), 2006-2008
  31. Sales and the number of outlets of the I coffee chain (PLN m), 2007-2008
  32. Sales and the number of outlets the Costa Coffee chain (PLN m), 2007-2008
  33. Sales and the number of outlets of the Piwiarnie Warki chain (PLN m), 2006-2008
  34. Revenue of Sodexho Polska (PLN m), 2006-2008
  35. Revenue of LOT Catering (PLN m), 2006-2008
  36. Revenue of Eurest Poland (PLN m), 2006-2008
  37. Revenue of Impel Catering (PLN m), 2006-2008
  38. Revenue of Gastropol Group (PLN m), 2006-2008
  39. Sale revenue of Catermed (PLN m), 2006-2008
  40. Revenue of Aspen Res (PLN m), 2006-2008
  41. Largest shopping centres opened in Poland in 2008
  42. Largest shopping centres in Poland as at the end of 2008
  43. Largest shopping centres under construction in Poland, 2009-2011
  44. Most often mentioned competitors in the food service market in Poland, October 2008
HoReCa market in Poland 2009
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