Published March 2, 2017
Quick Service Restaurant Traffic Stalled in 2016
Lunch visitors declined by 2 percent at fast food joints and that affected all other food service outlets. Among the various reasons lunch traffic is down are a smaller labor force participation rate, increase in number of employees working from home and more consumers buying online and not grabbing a quick burger while they’re out shopping.
Quick Service Restaurant Traffic Stalled in 2016
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