Market Pulse · Food & beverage intelligence
Turn real transactions from restaurants, bars, hotels and bakeries into a clearer view of your market. Understand what is changing, explore your categories and identify where to grow.
Closer to actual consumption
What are people ordering? Which categories are growing? Where are prices moving? Market Pulse connects market, segment and category views to the sales recorded at the till.
Explore food and beverages together, from coffee and beer to bakery, dairy and the dishes that shape ingredient demand.
Inside the platform
Start with sales across the panel, then follow the categories that matter to your team. These two views show how that works in France.
Market
Track monthly sales, receipts and active establishments. Compare food and drink families over 12 months, and use the matched panel to read growth.
My Pulse
Choose up to three categories to shape your home dashboard, monthly brief and email digest. See which segments held up and which categories gained pace.
Track sales, receipts and units, then compare the performance of quick service and table service on a like-for-like basis.
Move from a food or beverage family to the products behind it. See which categories account for the most sales in your selected market.
Identify best-selling dishes and drinks from receipt lines. Explore the ingredients behind dishes, with modelled volumes labelled as estimates.
Compare menu prices for matched items in the same establishments to see how prices change over time.
Explore purchase occasions and basket composition. Compare average spend and items per receipt alongside sales volume.
See which subfamilies are gaining or losing pace relative to their own 12-month trend.
Choose up to three focus categories for your dashboard, monthly brief and email digest. Use Alerts to follow the indicators that matter to your team.
Ask about a category, market or region, then explore the figures, tables and charts behind the answer.
Meet FLAM
Type or say a question such as “How have coffee prices changed in France?” FLAM draws on the panel data to answer. Follow up by asking how the trend varies by region.
Know where each number comes from
Values recorded directly in POS transactions, such as sales, prices and quantities.
Products assigned to the Fyre taxonomy, making category and dish-level analysis possible.
Ingredient volumes inferred from recorded dishes using recipe models. These figures are labelled as estimates.
A consistent basis for comparison
Venues join and leave a panel over time. Like-for-like analysis helps distinguish changes in trading performance from changes in the panel itself.
France · Measured food & beverage panel
Source: Market Pulse, France, 12 months to September 2026. Sales fell 3.8% year on year on a like-for-like basis. The monthly active count and the matched group used to measure growth have different scopes.
Choose your starting point
Market reports
Explore France reports covering categories such as bakery, dairy, beer, coffee, wine, spirits and soft drinks. Reports are written in French. Discuss the category and scope relevant to your business with our team.
Platform access
Start with market performance, then explore deeper category, pricing and commercial intelligence. Discover the views that can help your team answer its next business question.
For venue operators
Operator Pulse helps restaurants, cafés, bars, bakeries and hotels compare their segment and region, explore observed price ranges and understand consumption patterns.
Aggregated views only: individual venues are not shown or identifiable.
Built around your market
Before you explore
Yes. The presentation covers food and beverage intelligence, including categories, dishes and ingredient estimates. Available detail depends on classification coverage, market and the scope available to your team.
No. They describe the observed Fyre panel. Each analysis should be read with its period, geographical scope and coverage.
No. Recipe models convert recorded dishes into estimated ingredient volumes. These outputs are labelled as modelled estimates.
Yes. France reports cover individual food and beverage categories. Tell the team which category and business question you want to explore, and discuss the most relevant report.
Start with the question you need to answer: market performance, growth segments, category drivers or commercial priorities. During a demo, the team can help identify the relevant markets, categories and capabilities.
Your next market question
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