New research shows that British consumers are Europe's biggest spenders on eating out. In 2004, Britons spent on average £312 (US$588.9m) per person a year on eating out, and this is set to increase to £356 in 2009. According to Datamonitor estimates Italy came second with £295 spent, while France came in third with £249.
UK: Eating habits: the death of the home-cooked meal? (COMMENT)
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