There was a 55.8% increase in income generated by the food and beverages industry in July.income from overall bar sales, which was up 81.6% to R380.3 million.Food and beverages income is still down on pre-Covid-19 sales.This is according to Stats SA’s food and beverages survey for July 2022, which found that total income generated by the food and beverages industry increased 55.8% when compared with July 2021.
When broken into income types, the largest annual growth rate was for overall bar sales, which was up 81.6% to R380.3 million. There was also an impressive 54.2% rise to R5.23 billion in overall food sales. The main contributor to the 55.8% year-on-year increase, when looking at specific food and beverages services, were restaurants and coffee shops, which rose 82.6% and contributed 3 percentage points to the overall growth.
There was also an increase in takeaway and fast-food outlets’ income, which was up 32% for the period. While catering services saw a 52.3% increase to R817 million.The R5.74 billion in income generated overall during the period is still down 9.2% from the R6.32 billion it made in July 2019, a year before the Covid-19 pandemic lockdowns shut the industry down.Takeaway and fast-food outlets have more than recovered from the pandemic, as they generated R1.
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