Regardless of the rise in costs, a latest report has revealed that Spain’s conventional ‘Menu del Dia’ remains to be as widespread as ever.

A latest report from the Hospitality Affiliation of Spain confirmed that the standard ‘menu of the day’ (menu del dia) provided by many institutions remains to be as widespread as ever, regardless of an increase in costs.

With inflation pushing up the price of power and meals, the research revealed a mean enhance of 1 euro had occurred, with none actual affect on consumption by prospects. The typical value labored out at €12.80, which is a rise of just one euro in comparison with common costs in 2016.

From this evaluation, Emilio Gallego, the overall secretary of the affiliation, highlighted that, regardless of a 9 per cent rise within the worth of the each day menu, there was: “no affect on the consumption of this product by customers”.

As Gallego identified: “This can be a very Spanish product that has been working for many years in a vital means in phrases of worth for cash”. For that reason, his affiliation hoped that its consumption will proceed to be maintained regardless of the adjustment in its worth by hoteliers.

In accordance with Gallego, some hoteliers have had no alternative however to replace the price of their menu of the day because of the ‘vortex’ of the CPI, which through the month of July registered at 10.8 per cent.

The rise in electrical energy is: “the purpose of most concern since it’s a primary expense that can’t be eradicated”. Amongst different elements, the operation of chilly rooms or heating/air con relies upon totally on using power.

In accordance with a research carried out by Aecoc Shopperview in July, this worth enhance comes at a time when the resort trade is already recovering to pre-pandemic figures. It revealed that 32 per cent of the inhabitants eat lunch in eating places on weekdays not less than as soon as every week.

Within the ten primary Spanish cities, the research confirmed that the common worth of the menu of the day stood at €13. In Barcelona, it was €14, and in Madrid, €13.90. These have been adopted by smaller capitals resembling Palma de Mallorca, the place it was €13.60, Bilbao with €13.50, and Zaragoza with 12.80.

Throughout the interval between November 2021 and April 2022, the report discovered that 37 per cent of the eating places surveyed raised the worth of the each day menu by 5 per cent, 30 per cent raised it by 10 per cent, and seven per cent by 15 per cent.

By autonomous communities, the biggest will increase in worth occurred in Galicia, the place the each day menu was 16.4 per cent greater than in 2016. In La Rioja, it was 15.7 per cent, the Basque Nation, 12.5 per cent, Catalonia, 10.8 per cent, and Madrid, 10.4 per cent.

In Extremadura 57.14 per cent of the eating places raised their costs by 10 per cent. This 10 per cent enhance was present in 52.15 per cent of Cantabrian eating places, in Galicia, 52.24 per cent, and in Navarra, 50.03 per cent.

Past the rise within the worth of the menu of the day, the most important concern within the sector is now the “lack of buying energy of the buyer”, which, if it happens, might “grip the Spanish financial system”.

Gallego identified that the rise of 1 euro on this product will not be “objectively excessive”, and due to this fact, he’s targeted extra on the danger that this lack of buying energy could possibly be transferred to the sector at a time when the menu of the day has recovered its pre-pandemic consumption figures, as reported by 20minutos.es.

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