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Millenials drive breakfast on the run
www.winnipegfreepress.com
[Winnipeg Free Press] - "In order to profit from this trend, (stores) will need to offer menu items that appeal specifically to millennials and that stimulate the interests of this group," Robert Carter, executive director of Foodservice at the NPD Group, said in a release.
Google News: China leads global foodservice market recovery
[QSRweb.com] - "Economic conditions in Canada didn't do much to strengthen the environment for foodservice during the fall period, but as is often the case, foodservice begins to improve prior to any economic recovery," said Robert Carter, executive director
Lend Lease, CPPIB likely suitors for Australia assets-source
www.reuters.com
[Reuters] - Robert Carter, managing director of QIC global real estate (QIC GRE), said his firm did not comment on market speculation. "As a leading institutional investor, QIC Global Real Estate's operations are commercial in confidence," Carter told Reuters via
Why Tim Hortons and McDonald's love go-go Gen Ys
www.thestar.com
[Toronto Star] - It's part of a larger trend: Six years ago, breakfast was the #1 skipped meal in Canada, according to Robert Carter, executive director of foodservice at The NPD Group. Now it's lunch. The average Canadian skips lunch 44 times a year.
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