Menu inflation at full-service restaurants outpaced QSRs in June
📈 The Consumer Price Index dropped 0.1% in June, first decline since 2020, with an annual increase of 3%, nearing the Fed’s 2% target. Food index rose 0.2% in June; food-at-home up 0.1%, food-away-from-home climbed 0.4%. Over 12 months, food-at-home prices increased 1.1%, while restaurant prices jumped 4.1%. Full-service restaurant menu prices rose 0.6% versus limited-service at 0.2% in June. Kalinowski Equity Research predicts full-year 2024 same-store sales growth to be significantly lower than 2023.
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