REACT 
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REACT Survey June 2024
Consumer Dining Index Rebounds to 95.9 in June 2024 compared to 82.6 in May 2024.
Reports
Producing 30+ reports throughout the year, Restaurants Canada provides members with exclusive access to proprietary research to help operators and suppliers grow their business. Whether you want to develop business plans, benchmark your business performance or identify trends, Restaurants Canada members get exclusive access to a variety of publications to get a competitive edge on their competition.
The Quarterly 
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The Quarterly – Q2 2024
While the first half of the year was a challenge for many restaurant operators, the economic outlook moving forward has improved. The second edition of the Quarterly updates Restaurants Canada’s foodservice sales forecast and what restaurant operators can expect over the remainder of 2024 and into 2025.
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REACT Survey May 2024
Consumer Dining Index Drops to 82.6 in May 2024 Compared to 92.2 in April 2024. On a year-over-year basis, Restaurant…
Operations Report 
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Operations Report 2024
About the 2024 Operations Report Statistics Canada’s Annual Survey of Foodservice and Drinking Places helps restaurant operators benchmark their financial…
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REACT Survey April 2024
Consumer Dining Index Rises to 92.2 in April 2024 Compared to 88.6 in April 2023. On a year-over-year basis, Restaurant…
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REACT Survey March 2024
Consumer Dining Index Dips in March 2024 Compared to February Restaurant Canada’s Consumer Dining Index (CDI) dipped slightly in March…
The Quarterly
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The Quarterly – Q1 2024
For the first edition of The Quarterly, Restaurants Canada will focus on how a possible recession will impact the overall economy, and what this means for Canada’s foodservice sales over the next two years.
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REACT Survey February 2024
Dinner and snacking visits climb higher in February 2024 Despite a challenging economic climate, a greater share of Canadians purchased…
