1. Impact de l'épidémie sur l'industrie de la restauration

According to data from iiMedia Research, 95.0% of the catering businesses surveyed indicated that store revenue declined significantly during the epidemic. More than half also suffered a drop in turnover. With reduced foot traffic and pressure from rent, many businesses turned to online platforms and third-party food delivery as a survival strategy. By the outbreak’s peak, 78.0% of catering businesses were relying on online sales—a 63.1 percentage point increase compared to before the pandemic.


2. Adopter les Plataformes de Commande en Ligne

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3. Le soutien de la politique gouvernementale

In response, government departments provided financial, tax, and employment policy support. Local governments issued consumer vouchers and encouraged consumption through official participation. These moves are expected to speed up industry recovery.


Between 2015 and 2019, the number of catering businesses grew at an average annual rate of 35.8%, reaching11.075 millionCependant, 2020 a connu une baisse temporaire en raison de l'épidémie, tandis que les entreprises de livraison active ont augmenté.

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5. Key Challenges During the Pandemic

Plus de 60% des entreprises de restauration ont cité deux problèmes majeurs :

  • Declining offline customer flow
  • Pression de location de magasin

Nearly 50% also faced staff shortages. The combination of high fixed costs and low cash flow threatened many businesses.


6. Passer aux Opérations En Ligne

Nearly 80% of the surveyed catering businesses went “all in” on online takeout. Among them,12.7%Il n'avait jamais opéré en ligne auparavant. Les entreprises de taille moyenne et grande, supportant des coûts plus élevés, étaient particulièrement motivées à se numériser.

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7. Stratégies clés à retenir

Takeout became the main revenue channel. Businesses focused on "open source" (new income) rather than "throttling" (cost-cutting), with platform selection driven mainly by:

  • Nombre d'utilisateurs de la plateforme
  • Quality of delivery services
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8. Case Studies of Brands That Adapted

Nanchengxiang

Orders grew69%En février 2020, avec le soutien de Meituan, les commandes quotidiennes ont rebondi à 70 % du niveau d'avant l'épidémie.

Grandma's House (Laoyaji)

Maintained takeout during full dine-in closures, achieving success through platform exposure.

Xiaolongkan

Launched hotpot takeout and increased live-streaming to expand customer engagement.

Cha Yan Yue Se

Quickly rolled out takeaway services, expanding offerings from 4 to 14 products.


9. Perspectives Post-Crise et Transformation de l'Industrie

The epidemic served as a "touchstone" that forced digitalization. Takeaway and digital platforms are now vital for survival and growth. Brands with strong online integration are expected to thrive, while platforms will shift torefined operationsetqualité de service supérieureIl n'y a pas de texte à traduire.