Foodservice
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Nigeria’s best quality food services
SagaBrand, our unique brand-tracking tool, gives insight into how consumers’ perceptions of food service providers in Nigeria have changed throughout 2021. In our online panels run through SagaPoll, consumers were asked to rate brands that they are aware of which they believe represent ‘good’ and ‘poor’ quality. Coming in at #1 for good quality in
14th July 2021
Categories: Foodservice - Nigeria - SagaBrand
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QSR/Casual Dining Brands in Nigeria: Brands with the highest satisfaction score in February 2021
Did you think that QSR in Nigeria was mostly about eating chicken? Well, you might want to reconsider this as the brands with the highest satisfaction in our February 2021 ranking are in the ice cream, fish and pizza category! In our February 2021 ranking of QSR/Casual Dining brands (according to their satisfaction score), Cold
26th February 2021
Categories: Foodservice - Retail - Nigeria - SagaBrand - Uncategorised
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QSR/Casual Dining Brands in Kenya: Brands with the highest satisfaction score in January 2021
In Kenya, most casual dining and QSR players have been ‘relatively’ spared by the Covid19 crisis, with outlets closed only during a few weeks in early 2020. In our January 2021 ranking of QSR/Casual Dining brands (according to their satisfaction score), KFC is #1 ahead of Java House and Spur. Cold Stone Creamery is #4
3rd February 2021
Categories: Foodservice - Africa - SagaBrand - Consumer - Retail & Shopping Malls - Kenya
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The latest KFC Index shows that Southern African currencies remain the continent’s most undervalued
The Zimbabwean dollar (ZWD) is currently the most overvalued currency in Africa, according to Sagaci Research’s KFC Index for Q2 2020, which is based on data collected during June. The index utilises the price of KFC chicken buckets in different countries to estimate US dollar (USD) exchange rates for African currencies. These “implied” rates are then
10th July 2020
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Jumia sees surge in demand due to Covid-19 but grapples with logistical issues
According to pan-African internet retailer Jumia, Covid-19 has led to a surge in demand, particularly for FMCG, while also posing supply-chain challenges. It also revealed that its two co-founders and co-CEOs, Jeremy Hodara and Sacha Poignonnec, have taken a temporary 25% pay cut for the duration of the crisis. In a letter to shareholders, Jumia
20th April 2020
Categories: Foodservice - SagaRetail News - Retail - Supermarkets - Consumer - Sagaci Insights
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Update: Covid-19 restrictions tighten their grip on many African economies
The latest Google Community Mobility Reports show that Covid-19 restrictions on movement caused increased disruption in many African countries during the two-week period between March 29 and April 11.This is unsurprising, as significant restrictions on many day-to-day activities have come into force in countries ranging from Kenya to Nigeria over recent weeks. In 18 out
20th April 2020
Categories: Foodservice - SagaRetail News - Retail - Supermarkets - Africa - Consumer - Retail & Shopping Malls - Sagaci Insights
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Covid-19 restrictions wreak havoc on African economies
Google Community Mobility Reports provide valuable insight into the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on everyday life in 27 African countries. These data show trends in movement over time across different categories of places, such as retail and recreation, groceries and pharmacies, and workplaces. They were collected during late March 2020 and compared with the
7th April 2020
Categories: Foodservice - SagaRetail News - Retail - Supermarkets - Africa - Consumer - Retail & Shopping Malls - Sagaci Insights
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Six ways in which Covid-19 will impact consumer behaviour in Africa
While the number of diagnosed cases of Covid-19 in Africa, particularly sub-Saharan Africa (SSA), remains relatively low, this figure will inevitably increase. Moreover, the current number of reported cases may be a significant under-representation of the true spread of the disease on the continent. On a more positive note, there is some evidence to suggest
31st March 2020
Categories: Foodservice - Blog - Retail - Africa - Supermarket - Consumer - Retail & Shopping Malls - Sagaci Insights - Telecom - Financial Services - Pharmaceuticals
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Kenyan retailers to ramp up e-commerce efforts in response to Covid-19 threat
Once referred to by Naivas chief commercial officer Willy Kimani as a “necessary evil,” Kenyan supermarket chains are now scrambling to ramp up their online presence as the number of Covid-19 infections in the country grows. During mid-March, Naivas, which established a partnership with Spanish delivery platform Glovo last year, announced that it would reduce
27th March 2020
Categories: Foodservice - SagaRetail News - Supermarkets - Naivas - Tuskys - Retail & Shopping Malls - Kenya
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Ethiopia set to become Burger King’s eighth African market
Toronto, Canada-based Restaurant Brands International (RBI) has partnered with Belayab Foods Production to bring its Burger King brand to Ethiopia, website Allafrica.com reports. Burger King restaurants are currently to be found in seven African countries. It entered four of these markets (Côte d’Ivoire, Kenya, Ghana, and Tunisia) during the past five years. During late 2018,
14th February 2020
Categories: Foodservice - SagaRetail News - Ethiopia