top of page

Solutions

Not sure where to start?

Uncover the right solution for your business in a few clicks.

Our Liquid Data® technology provides cross-industry data and advanced analytics in a single, open platform.

SOLUTIONS

Designed for small CPG businesses. 

Curated reports and guided analysis.

Answer the most pressing business questions.

Data and analytics for a single source of truth. 

NCSolutions
is now part of Circana!

The power of NCSolutions (NCS) and Circana’s combined data means a larger pool of buyers and stronger media solutions for you. 

static-bg-cube-right.jpg

Nielsen's 

Marketing Mix Modeling

is now part of Circana!

Optimize your spend across channels and marketing drivers—maximizing ROI and accelerating growth. 

Halloween.jpg

This Halloween

the candy aisle has a new frontrunner. 

Over the first four weeks of the season, shoppers picked up 31.2 million pounds of non-chocolate Halloween candy, surpassing 25.1 million pounds of chocolate.

Which Halloween Candy Do you Prefer?

Company

Resources

CPG Consumer Spend Tracker

Download our weekly U.S. consumer packaged goods sector monitoring report.

New strategies and tactics.

Circana's official announcements.

Circana in the press.

Industry rankings vs. previous data period.

See how Circana can help your business grow.

Perspectives from our thought leaders.

A curriculum to address your needs.

Solving challenges that matter to you.

Thought leaders giving growth insights.

Consumer insights and buying trends.

Posted in:

Category

The Rise of Small QSR Chains and Independents in Canada

  • Enterprise40
  • Dec 23, 2024
  • 1 min read

Updated: Jul 24

The Canadian quick service restaurant (QSR) market is undergoing a significant transformation. Once dominated by major chains, smaller QSR operators are emerging as growth and innovation drivers. Our report explores the growth of global cuisine and the digital advances reshaping the industry.


Highlights:


  • Smaller QSR operators are leading unit growth and expanding their footprint more rapidly than major chains.

  • Gen Z and ethnic communities exert considerable influence on foodservice trends, favoring authentic global cuisine and brands aligned with their values.

  • The rise of global cuisine acts as a powerful competitive advantage for smaller chains that offer authentic flavors major chains often struggle to replicate.

  • Digital innovation, including online ordering and digital marketing, gives smaller operators an edge.

  • Smaller chains and independents are mastering the art of on-premises dining experiences, tapping into consumers’ desire for more sociable and unique meal occasions.





Enterprise40

The Canadian quick service restaurant (QSR) market is undergoing a significant transformation. Once dominated by major chains, smaller...

Other posts you might be interested in
About the author

View all solutions that

bottom of page