• China: COVID-19 impact on dine-in customer number 2020

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As of March 2020, about 69 percent of the catering enterprises in China reported a loss of more than 80 percent of their dine-in customers. The reduction of restaurant customers resulted from the rise of public concerns about sanitation after the outbreak of COVID-19.

Change in number of dine-in customers after coronavirus COVID-19 coronavirus among Chinese catering enterprises in China as of March 2020

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Release date

March 2020

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Region

China

Survey time period

February to March 2020

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among catering enterprises

Supplementary notes

The survey was conducted among respondents from 26 major cities and provinces. Among all respondents:
74 percent were private-owned, 11 percent were state-owned or state-funded, 5 percent were foreign or Hongkong-Macau-Taiwan funded, 10 percent were owned by other investors.
About 44 percent were sit-down restaurants, about 27 percent were fast-food.
About 58 percent had an annual income scale of fewer than 100 million yuan, 13 percent between 100 million and 250 million yuan, 16 percent more than one billion yuan.