Despite earlier expectations, Hungary’s market for ready-to-eat delivered meals has held up throughout the ongoing recession, reports business daily Világgazdaság. Currently, an estimated 100,000-200,000 such meals are delivered daily to customers across the country, with 80% of the market divided up between three or four companies. According to the report, firms catering to the market had started the year expecting to face substantial drops in sales due to the recession. But it now appears that most customers value the convenience of the services enough to keep their orders, many of which are by the week or month.
As a result, one industry executive was quoted as saying that firms had made a mistake by responding to the crisis with a price war. Even though the drop in prices was only Ft 5 or Ft 10 per order, the executive said the measures were more likely to negatively impact quality than boost sales.
Qualitywise, 80 percent of that delivered food is a bigger scourge on their eaters than the current financial crisis (ripoff?)
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Happy Hamburgers,Polythene Pizzas,Mushy Peas, Chips with Everything. What more could the salad dodgers ask for this Christmas?
The takeaway food customers are too fat to shop for fresh vegetables etc and have, indeed, become couch potatoes themselves.
Set your own life time easier take the lowest-rate-loans.com and all you want.
Still so many fat bastards about these days it is a wonder where they get the money to buy takeaway food.
No exercise, fatty, ill-prepared, greasy dishes
that a dog would turn its nose at. A sure-fire recipe for a heart attack. Forty cigarettes a day and any amount of palinka/beer guarantees a plot at the temetö sooner rather than later!
Now is the time of for two hours or are we running on Moscow/Wladiwostok time now ?
Just to push down the spam …