Restaurant Sales Slow as Consumer Spending Shifts to Specific Food Sectors
1 report, 1 independent
Updated Sep 22
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What happened
Top 500 chain restaurant sales slowed again in 2025 due to consumers cutting back on dining. Despite this, sectors such as coffee, beverages, snacks, and chicken continued to thrive. Separately, Dan Barber discussed the influence of global culinary trends on the professional development of chefs.
From nrn.com
Why it matters
The slowdown in chain restaurant sales indicates a shift in consumer dining habits. This trend suggests that consumers are reallocating their spending toward specific, high-demand food categories rather than general dining experiences.
From nrn.com
Who's involved
- Dan BarberAmerican chef who discusses culinary trends and serves as CEO and President of Aquestive
- Aquestive (United States)Company where Dan Barber serves as CEO and President
- FDARegulatory body Dan Barber is actively engaging with by overseeing resubmissions
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Dan Barber
American chef
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