• NIQ Global Intelligence reported April like-for-like at-home sales for Britain’s top restaurant groups were broadly flat, with delivery and takeaway combined up 1.5%.
• Delivery sales rose 5.7% year on year, while takeaway and click-and-collect revenue fell 5.9%, extending pickup declines to 13 straight months.
• Deliveries accounted for 12.7 pence of every pound spent with restaurants, versus 5.1 pence for takeaways, highlighting a continued channel shift.
• Total at-home sales growth reached 10.7% once new sites and newly launched delivery or takeaway operations were included.
• NIQ flagged margin pressure from rising costs, with a June-July World Cup lift for deliveries likely offset by weaker dine-in traffic.

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