RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
Subject of research:
RUSSIAN CATERING MARKET
Goal of research:
EVALUATION OF THE MARKET CONDITION AND IDENTIFYING OF THE MAIN TRENDS OF ITS DEVELOPMENT FOR 2015-2017
Regions of research:
RUSSIA, REGIONS OF RF, LARGESAT CITIES OF RF
Main blocks of research:
CHARACTERISTICS OF RUSSIAN CONSUMERS
VOLUME OF THE RUSSIAN PUBLIC CATERING MARKET
NUMBER OF PUBLIC CATERING FACILITIES IN THE LARGEST CITIES OF RF
RUSSIAN CATERING MARKET
MARKET OF FIXED-SITE AND EVENTFUL CATERING MOSCOW
MARKET OF FIXED-SITE AND EVENTFUL CATERING SAINT PETERSBURG
FIXED-SITE AND EVENTFUL CATERING IN REGIONS OF RF
TRANSPORT CATERING MARKET
LARGEST COMPANIES ON RUSSIAN CATERING MARKET
TRENDS ON RUSSIAN CATERING MARKET
FACTORS INFLUENCING CATERING SERVICES MARKET
FORECAST OF RUSSIAN CATERING MARKET FOR 2015-2017
The sources of information, which are used in the research:
Federal State Statistics Service
The Ministry of Economic Development
The Federal Customs Service
Industry experts’ estimates
Reports on retail sales
Data of the main players of the branch
Printed and electronic publications of the branch
The research contains 42 schedules, 23 diagrams, 21 tables.
EXTRACTS FROM RESEARCH
CHAPTER 3. VOLUME OF THE RUSSIAN PUBLIC CATERING MARKET
The largest federal district by the public catering turnover is Central FD. In 2013 the volume of services of this branch amounted to ***,1 billion rubles, Moscow accounted for **% out of them. Volga FD ranked second (**,3 billion rubles), Ural FD – third (***,2 billion rubles).
The greatest relative growth of the parameter in 2013 was marked in North Caucasian federal district (**% compared to 2011) that speaks about fast rates of the market development in regions of this district, in particular in Republic of Dagestan.
The share of Moscow in regional public catering market turnover structure in 2013 amounted to **%. During the surveyed period of (2009-2013) parameters decreased by 2%.
Significant changes since 2009 were marked in Tyumen Region (the decrease by * %) and Republic of Dagestan (growth by * %). An increase of the aggregate share of Krasnodar Territory by * % (to **%) was caused by the expansion of the service sphere during the preparation to the Olympics of 2014.
CHAPTER 5. RUSSIAN CATERING MARKET
The main markets of outdoor service are concentrated in Moscow and to a lesser extent in Saint Petersburg. More than one half of office segment volume in Moscow is concentrated, thus **% of the industrial market are concentrated in regions where the quantity eating on one industrial facility can make some tens of thousands of people that is comparable with several office centers in Moscow
Geography of catering market of the Russian Federation is rather wide, where number of regions with enterprises in the declared segment of public catering market function, include: Moscow and Saint Petersburg. Distribution is influenced, certainly, by number of consumers, as at present, and possible in the long term. That is also important, how often large cultural, sporting or political events demanding a large number of the service personnel and individually developed holding plan takes place in the city.
CHAPTER 7. MARKET OF FIXED SITE AND EVENTFUL CATERING OF SAINT PETERSBURG
Characterizing catering industry of Saint Petersburg which has developed by June, 2014, it should be marked that those companies which form 90% of the offer, are engaged in event catering. The popular direction in the city and region is organization of banquets and buffet receptions on the territory of farmstead and palace complexes, with immersion in the old times atmosphere, with providing the menu made in style of traditional Russian cuisine. Specific weight of the companies organizing as corporate food at offices, and transport, makes **% (at each type of service).
Peculiarity of the Petersburg market is that any of the presented companies is not accredited according to the specialized program: "CATERING PROFESSIONAL". One third of organizations belonged to banquet service format type which could serve number of guests ranging from 500 to 1 thousand. More than one fifth of the offer (**%) is the share of companies working for smaller target audience (up to 500 persons).
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
LIST OF SCHEDULES, DIAGRAMS AND TABLES
1. CHARACTERISTICS OF RUSSIAN CONSUMERS
1.1. Russia (in general)
Population dynamics
Social standard of living
Largest regions of RF
Social standards of living dynamics in the largest regions
Largest cities
1.2. Moscow and Moscow Region
1.3. Saint Petersburg
2. SUBJECT OF RESEARCH
2.1. Public catering
2.2. Catering
3. VOLUME OF THE RUSSIAN PUBLIC CATERING MARKET
3.1. Public catering market of RF
Dynamics by years
Dynamics by quarters
Turnover of Russian public catering market comparing with other countries
Eating out costs
3.2. Largest regions of RF by public catering turnover
Public catering turnover in federal districts
Public catering turnover in constituent entities of RF
Volume of public catering market of Moscow
Volume of public catering market of Saint Petersburg
Public catering turnover in million-strong cities of RF
Regional peculiarities
3.3. Consumer preferences on the Russian public catering market
Consumer preferences according to formats of public catering facilities
Market leaders by attendance in the largest cities
Preferences of Moscow residents
4. NUMBER OF PUBLIC CATERING FACILITIES IN THE LARGEST CITIES OF RF
4.1. Total number of public catering facilities in Russian million-strong cities
4.2. Number of public catering facilities in Russian million-strong cities
Moscow
Saint Petersburg
5. RUSSIAN CATERING MARKET
5.1. Volume of Russian and Moscow catering market
5.2. Enterprisaes on Russian catering market
Regional market structure
Segmentation of companies by the main types of provided services
6. MARKET OF FIXED-SITE AND EVENTFUL CATERING OF MOSCOW
6.1. Segmentation of companies by the main types of provided services
6.2. Segmentation of companies by type and scale of the event
6.3. Characteristics of companies activity
7. MARKET OF FIXED-SITE AND EVENTFUL CATERING OF SAINT PETERSBURG
7.1.Segmentation of companies by the main types of provided services
7.2. Segmentation of companies by type and scale of the event
7.3. Characteristics of companies activity
8. FIXED-SITE AND EVENTFUL CATERING IN REGIONS OF RF
9. TRANSPORT CATERING MARKET
9.1.Catering in trains
9.2. Catering in aircrafts
10. LARGEST COMPANIES ON RUSSIAN CATERING MARKET
10.1. Largest companies on Moscow market
10.2. Largest companies on Saint Petersburg market
11. TRENDS ON RUSSIAN CATERING MARKET
12. FACTORS INFLUENCING CATERING SERVICES MARKET
13. FORECAST OF RUSSIAN CATERING MARKET FOR 2015-2017
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List of schedules
Schedule 1. Population of Russia dynamics in three forecast variants in 2011-2031, ths people
Schedule 2. Dynamics of actual disposable money income of the population and annual rate of their growth in 2000-2013, %
Schedule 3. Dynamics of constant Moscow population number in 2000-2014* (as of 01.11.2013), mln people
Schedule 4. Dynamics of average monthly salary of the resident of Moscow by years in 2003-2013*, ths rubles
Schedule 5. Average money incomes of Moscow population in 2009-2013, ths rubles
Schedule 6. Share of expenses of Moscow residents for eating out in 2000-2013*, %
Schedule 7. Dynamics of the number of constant Saint Petersburg populationin 2011-2014* (as of 01.01.2014), mln people
Schedule 8. Dynamics of the number of constant residents of Leningrad Region in 2000-2014* (as of 01.01.2014), mln people
Schedule 9. Dynamics of average monthly salary of the resident Saint Petersburg by years in 2002-2013, ths rubles
Schedule 10. Average money incomes of Saint Petersburg population in 2007-2012, ths rubles
Schedule 11. Share of expeses for caterig services in total volume of expenses for services in 2004-2012*, %
Schedule 12. Dynamics of Russian public catering market turnover in RF and per capita in 2003-2013
Schedule 13. Dynamics of Russian public catering market by quarters in 2007-2013, billion rubles
Schedule 14. Food products retailing turnover in some countries of Europe in 2012, billion dollars
Schedule 15. Share of public catering expenses by rating of several countries of Europe in 2012, %
Schedule 16. Dynamics of Russian public catering turnover in largest federal districts of RF in 2011-2013, mln rubles
Schedule 17. Dynamics of Russian public catering turnover in main regions of RF in 2011-2013, mln rubles
Schedule 18. Dynamics of Moscow public catering market turnover in 2009-2013, billion rubles
Schedule 19. Dynamics of Saint Petersburg public catering market turnover in 2009-2013, billion rubles
Schedule 20. Change of Saint Petersburg share in RF public catering turnover in 2009-2013, %
Schedule 21. Public catering turnover in million-strong cities of RF in 2011, billion rubles
Schedule 22. Per capita public catering turnover in million-strong cities of RF in 2011, ths rubles/person
Schedule 23. Residents visiting fast food facilities, street food and canteens in 2011, % respondents visiting public catering facilities during the past half of the year
Schedule 24. Residents visiting public catering facilities of different formats in 2011, % respondents visiting public catering facilities during the past half of the year
Schedule 25. Average expenses in public catering facilities in different regions of the world in 2007, 2012 and forecast for 2017, dollar/person
Schedule 26. Rating of changes, which Russians want to see in restaurats, cafes and bars in 2013, %
Schedule 27. Most attended public catering networks in cities of Russiain 2012, %
Schedule 28. Most attended democratic restaurants networks in Moscow and Moscow Region in 2012, %
Schedule 29. Dynamics of public catering enterprises number of Moscow in 2009-2013, ths facilities
Schedule 30. Dynamics of seats number on public catering facilities of Moscow in 2007-2013 (as of 01.10.2013) as per 1 thousand residents
Schedule 31. Seats number on public catering facilities Moscow by AD in 2013 as per 1 thousand residents
Schedule 32. Rating of Moscow districts by seats number in 2013 (as of 01.10.2013) per 1 thousand residents
Schedule 33. Structure of public catering facilities of Moscow by type of cuisine in the beginning of 2014, units
Schedule 34. Dynamics of public catering enterprises number in Saint Petersburg in 2009-2013, units
Schedule 35. Seats number on public catering facilities Saint Petersburg by districts in 2013 as per 1 thousand residents
Schedule 36. Satisfaction of the population with public catering facilities number in districts of Saint Petersburg in 2011-2013, %
Schedule 37. Rating of provision with public catering facilities of different types (share of positive responds on the question of this of that type shortage) in 2011-2013, %
Schedule 38. Detailed structure of public catering facilities by types of facilities in Saint Petersburg in June 2014, %
Schedule 39. Structure of public catering facilities of Saint Petersburg by type of cuisine in June 2014, units
Schedule 40. Structure of restaurants and cafes of Saint Petersburg by average bill size in June 2014, %
Schedule 41. Dynamics of public catering market volume in 2007-2013, billion rubles
Schedule 42. Catering market volume in 2010-2013 and forecast for 2014-2016, billion rubles
List of diagrams
Diagram 1. Structure of the population distribution in administrative districts of Moscow Region as of January, 1 in 2000-2013, mln people
Diagram 2. Structure of Saint Petersburg population distribution by districts in 2013, %
Diagram 3. Relation of Russian residents to eating-out, as to an expensive event,in 2012, %
Diagram 4. Change of structure of Russian public catering turnover by federal districts in 2011-2013, %
Diagram 5. Change of regional structure of public catering market turnover in 2009-2013, %
Diagram 6. Change of Moscow share in Russian public catering turnover in 2009-2013, %
Diagram 7. Structure of working Russian population nutrition organization while working day, %
Diagram 8. Dynamics of open network public catering enterprises share in structure of public catering enterprises of Moscow in 2011 – 2013, %
Diagram 9. Structure of Moscow public catering market by types of facilities in 2013, %
Diagram 10. Detailed structure of public catering facilities by types of facilities in Moscow in the beginning of 2014, %
Diagram 11. Structure of restaurants and cafes Moscow by average bill size in June 2014, %
Diagram 12. Structure of public catering structure by districts by number of enterprises in 2011, %
Diagram 13. Structure of catering companies by regions of RF in June 2014, %
Diagram 14. Share of accredited companies on «CATERING PROFESSIONAL» program in total number of catering companies of RF in June 2014, %
Diagram 15. Segmentation of RF catering companies by the main types of provided services in June 2014,%
Diagram 16. Share of accredited companies on «CATERING PROFESSIONAL» program in total number of Moscow catering companies in June 2014, %
Diagram 17. Segmentation of Moscow catering companies by the main types of provided services in June 2014,%
Diagram 18. Structure of Moscow catering companies by the maximum number of visitors at events service (at banquet event) in June 2014, %
Diagram 19. Structure of catering companies Moscow by the maximum number of visitors at events service (at cocktail dinner event) in June 2014, %
Diagram 20. Segmentation of Saint Petersburg catering companies by the main types of provided services in June 2014,%
Diagram 21. Structure of catering companies Saint Petersburg by the maximum number of visitors at events service (at banquet event) in June 2014, %
Diagram 22. Structure of catering companies Saint Petersburg by the maximum number of visitors at events service (at cocktail dinner event) in June 2014, %
Diagram 23. Segmentation of RF regions catering companies (without Moscow and Saint Petersburg) by the main types of provided services in June 2014,%
List of tables
Table 1. Number of the largest RF regions population in 2000-2010 and forecast for 2010-2020
Table 2. Average money incomes in regions of RF in 2011-2012, rubles
Table 3. Number of population of the largest Russian cities according to the Census of 2010 and January 1, 2013, ths people
Table 4. Average monthly salary of Moscow resident in general and in cafes and restaurants by years in 2003-2013*, rubles
Table 5. Average money incomes of Moscow population by months in 2009-2013, rubles
Table 6. Average monthly salary of Saint Petersburg resident in general and in cafes and restaurants by years in 2002-2013, rubles
Table 7. Rating of several European countries by families expenses for food, alcohol and tobacco, restaurants and cafes, hotels, leisure and culture in 2012, %
Table 8. Eating-out expenses by regions of RF in 2009-2011 rub
Table 9. Public catering turnover in federal districts in 2009-2013, mln rubles
Table 10. Volumes of public catering market turnover in regions of RF in 2009-2012\3, mln rubles
Table 11. Dynamics of restaurats, cantees and bars proceeds (besides taxes, excises etc.) in Moscow in 2009-2013, mln rubles
Table 12. Shares of million-strong cities in total RF population and in total RF public catering enterprises turnover in 2011, %
Table 13. Availability of public catering objects by RF districts and regions as of beginning of 2012
Table 14. Number of cafe and restaurants in largest RF cities as of February 2013
Table 15. Dynamics of public catering enterprises number of Moscow in 2011-2013, objects
Table 16. Dynamics of seats number on public catering facilities of Moscow by administrative districts in 2010-2013 as per 1 thousand residents
Table 17. Number of largest catering companies in RF cities in June 2014
Table 18. Moscow catering companies in June 2014
Table 19. Saint Petersburg catering companies in June 2014
Table 20. Catering companies in several regions of RF in June 2014
Table 21. Range of food sets of «ESP» JSC company in 2014
