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Food-To-Go Market Recovering Faster Than Expected
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Food-to-go market recovering faster than expected, according to IGD
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Pandemic investing: Using my part-time pay to invest in stocks
By Max Evans
image captionRichard Jones started investing in January while bored in lockdown
Richard Jones, 18, has spent much of the past year working at Home Bargains. The rest of the time, he s been investing in stocks.
The A-level student is among the thousands of people who ve got involved via online share-trading platforms during the Covid pandemic.
But, while social media is awash with those flashing the trappings of trades and boasting of vast earnings, consumer groups and experts warn of the less instagrammable risks.
Richard, from Penrhyn Bay, Conwy county, said it had certainly been a rollercoaster .
Pandemic investing: Using my part-time pay to invest in stocks
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30th April 2021
The food and drink industry is forecast to grow 12% to £195.4bn in 2021, taking it to 97% of its 2019 pre-Covid level. This will be driven by both the retail and foodservice sectors as the easing of restrictions benefits the overall market.
This is according to the latest ‘Eating In vs Dining Out’ report – produced by IGD, in collaboration with foodservice consultant Peter Backman. The increase is expected to result from strong retail growth in the first quarter of the year and foodservice sales which will strengthen over the coming months as pent-up demand for socialising boosts the sector.
The study is forecasting that the foodservice sector will grow by 54% (£18.6bn) this year vs 2020. Some of this growth is likely to impact retail, but elevated levels of home working, at-home social gatherings and financially stretched shoppers who are unable to divert spend to eating out, will see the retail sector continue to grow. The value of retail is expected to g