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2%
4% 11%
4%
5%
7%
10%
13%
11%
4%
4% 7%
Others*
* Fatburger, Monal, Al-Habib, Savour Foods, Kolachi, Tooso,
19%
Café Lagoon, Shaheen Shinwari, Ziafat, Namak, etc.
High Growth,
High Need,
90%
95%
research. The survey questionnaire was sent to all the members Food companies in Pakistan are charging high profits?
of the Institute through email and also posted on website with
downloading facility as well as provision was given for online There is a need for effective regulations to ensure quality and
feedback. The same was intimated to all members through SMS. competitive prices of food items in Pakistan?
The results of this survey are compiled by the Research & In the context of food industry, the survey reveals that 90%
Publications Department and presented in the form of research respondents are of the view that food industry is growing. The 76% of
report.
responses have a collective view that government shall monitor prices
of essential / daily use commodities / food items. With regard to
Survey Statistics
profitability of food businesses, 80% of respondents say that there is
In total, there were 118 responses whereas as a whole four high profit margin in the food sector whereas 16% somehow agree that
responses were redundant and declared invalid to consider. The food businesses are charging exorbitantly high prices. It is largely felt
response from Karachi was the highest which accounted 35% of that effective regulations is missing to ensure quality and competitive
total responses followed by Lahore 31%, Islamabad 17% and prices and in this connection 95% of respondents are of the view that
other cities 18%. In total 67% respondents fall between ages there is a proper need of regulations / rules.
from 25 to 45 years whereas 21% respondents were in the age
bracket of 15 to 25 years, 9% between 45 to 55 years and 4% Eating Out Habits
above 55 years. The majority of respondents i.e., 65% hold top
management position whereas 4% classified themselves in In this category, survey was focused to identify kind of food service
middle management level and 13% put themselves at entry and dine-in options people prefer once they decide for other than home
level. cooking. This was followed by reasons for eating out, types of food
and items preferred in desserts. The research also identified which are
Survey Outcomes the core and value-added reasons for selecting any food outlet /
In total, there were 28 questions which were divided into restaurant. The research also identified frequency of eating out,
following four major categories: inclination for trying new outlets / restaurant and average expenditure
per month on eating out. There were following questions asked in this
Food Industry category:
Eating Out Habits
What kind of food services do you prefer?
Food Outlets / Restaurants Preferences
Reasons for eating out.
Edible Groceries Preferences
In Dine-in, which restaurant / outlet do you prefer?
Food Industry
In this category, efforts were made to
know the perception about growth of
Eating Out Preferences
food business in Pakistan. With regard 50%
43%
to industry, two questions were related 45%
to prices of food items in which research 40%
aimed at identifying prices of food items 35% 30%
with respect to profitability of food 30%
businesses and regulation from the 25%
20% 16%
government. The questions related to
15% 10%
food industry were as follows:
10%
The food business is growing in 5% 1%
Pakistan? 0%
The prices of essential Dine-in / Food Take Away Home Delivery In-Vehicle Varies from
commodities should be effectively Courts Service Situation to
monitored by the government? Situation
What do you prefer in desserts? The survey reveals that 45% respondents go for eating out once a
month whereas 37% used to have at least one visit in a week. The 56%
Where do you like to have desserts? of respondents spent within Rs.5,000/- per month for eating out
whereas 29% spent between Rs.5,000/- to Rs.10,000/- per month and
How well your preferred food outlet brand satisfy your
12% spent between Rs.10,000/- to Rs.15,000/- per month.
need?
Disclaimer: This report is based on the personal observations and perception of members and other professionals and does not necessarily reflect
the views of the Institute and therefore should not be taken as such.