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IFMA Publishes 2022 Foodservice Industry Forecasts, Projecting 4.9% Growth in Next Calendar Year

August 3, 2021 By Analysis.org

Projections show growth compared to 2020 but shy of return to 2019 spends

CHICAGO – The International Foodservice Manufacturers Association (IFMA) published its 2022 foodservice industry and segment growth projections on its IFMA Scope™ platform. Due to recent volatility in the marketplace, the projections utilize calendar year 2019 as a benchmark and are based upon several key assumptions, including COVID-19 vaccine availability, domestic and international travel, and government regulations and mandates.

The forecast models were created in conjunction with Datassential, a leading foodservice research firm, and validated by operators from the Foodservice Leadership Councils, who act as advisors to IFMA and its Board of Directors. While the industry will not yet reach 2019 operator spend levels in 2022 (4% decline), IFMA projects 4.9% growth in 2022 compared to the current year.

IFMA projects 4.9% growth in 2022 compared to the current year.

“While 2021 was a growth year compared to the difficult 2020 our industry faced, we are still not completely back to where operator spending was in 2019,” said Larry Oberkfell, IFMA President & CEO. “With continual changes in COVID-19 safety guidance, along with supply chain and labor challenges, our industry is still facing a number of headwinds.”

Some of the key highlights from the segment comparisons to 2019 include:

The total restaurant category – including full-service and limited service restaurants – is projected to nearly return to 2019 levels by end of 2022 (2% decline).
Quick service restaurants (QSR), which have performed significantly better than other segments overall, are expected to surpass 2019 operator spend levels by 7%. However, the fast casual segment will lag.
Full-service restaurant segments, including Midscale and Casual Dining, will not see the same recovery as QSR, only reaching 81% and 91% of 2019 spend, respectively.
Collectively, On-Site segments in 2022 are projected to only reach 84% of 2019 spend, constrained by slow recovery in the Travel & Leisure and Business & Industry segments.
IFMA members can access all projections, including an early look at 2023, through the IFMA ScopeSM portal, which provides real-time segment and market demographic information.

For more information, please contact Charlie McConnell, Senior Director, Insights & Best Practices at IFMA at [email protected].

About International Foodservice Manufacturers Association (IFMA)
The International Foodservice Manufacturers Association (IFMA) is an established trade association serving foodservice manufacturers for over 65 years to improve industry practices and relationships while equipping every foodservice manufacturer with the tools to navigate their future with confidence. By providing insights, developing best practices and fostering connectivity through events, we enlighten members and motivate change that leads to betterment for the individual member organization and the industry at large. For more information, visit IFMAworld.com.

SOURCE International Foodservice Manufacturers Association (IFMA)

Filed Under: Briefing Tagged With: food industry

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