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Eurostat: How much are households spending on eating-out?
BC, Riga, 06.01.2020.
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In 2018, households in the European Union (EU) spent over €600 bn (equivalent to 3.8% of EU GDP) on 'catering services', i.e. restaurants, cafés, canteens, and the like, reported Eurostat.
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Household expenditure on catering services represents 7.0% of their total consumption expenditure.
The share of household expenditure devoted to catering services was largest in Ireland (14.4%), ahead of Spain (13.0%), Malta (12.6%) and Greece (12.4%, 2017 data). In contrast, the lowest share was recorded in Romania (1.9%), followed by Poland (3.0%) and Lithuania (3.4%).
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