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Beef Remains the Top Protein in Foodservice of total foodservice protein market 96% of operators menu beef (on par with previous years) of overall foodservice purchases Source: Technomic Usage and Volumetric Assessment of Beef in Foodservice, 2015

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Page 1: Beef Volume in Foodservice

Beef Remains the Top Protein in Foodservice

of total foodservice protein market

96% of operators menu beef

(on par with previous years)

of overall foodservice purchases

Source: Technomic Usage and Volumetric Assessment of Beef in Foodservice, 2015

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Beef Remains the Top Protein in Foodservice

Source: Technomic Usage and Volumetric Assessment of Beef in Foodservice, 2015

7.95 7.85 7.99 7.92 7.74

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*Beef comprised 30% of total foodservice protein market in 2015

7.74 billion pounds of beef was sold into foodservice in 2015 Beef volume in

foodservice has held its own through a time of

record prices

For example, the average steak cost in foodservice is up 37%

since 2009, but total beef volume is down only 3%.

Consumers still want beef and are

willing to pay for it.

Page 3: Beef Volume in Foodservice

Total Protein Market in Foodservice

Source: Technomic Usage and Volumetric Assessment of Beef in Foodservice, 2015

7737

7757

5315

2855

1600 75 70

MM pounds sold in 2015

BeefChickenPorkSeafoodTurkeyVealAll Others

Beef makes up 30% of the 25.49 billion lbstotal foodservice protein market

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Beef Volume by Segment

Source: Technomic Usage and Volumetric Assessment of Beef in Foodservice, 2015

The largest share of beef is sold into the Limited Service segment

Limited Service Restaurants

(LSR)

Full Service Restaurants

(FSR)

Bars/Taverns

BeyondRestaurants

3.5Blbs of beef sold in 2015

1.7Blbs of beef sold in 2015

108MMlbs of beef sold in 2015

2.4Blbs of beef sold in 2015

Commercial restaurants make up 69% of beef purchases Non-commercial comprises 31% of beef purchases

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Category Performance

Source: Technomic Usage and Volumetric Assessment of Beef in Foodservice, 2015

Of the 7.74 billion pounds of beef sold in foodservice:

65%

13%

10%

7%4% 1% Ground Beef

Steaks

Roasts

Other Beef

Pre-Cooked RoastBeefRibs

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Category Performance

In pounds

Ground Beef5.0B

Steaks973MM

Roasts790MM

Ground Beef$12.6B

Steaks$10.4B

Roasts$5.8B

Operator Purchases by Beef Category

In dollars

Source: Technomic Usage and Volumetric Assessment of Beef in Foodservice, 2015

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Ground Beef

Sirloin Tenderloin Roast

Prime Rib Rib/Ribeye/Ribeye Cap

TenderloinFilets

Top Selling Beef Cuts in Foodservice

Source: Technomic Usage and Volumetric Assessment of Beef in Foodservice, 2015

5.0Blbs

228MMlbs

192MMlbs

179MMlbs

153MMlbs

144MMlbs

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Beef Products Used in Foodservice

Ground Beef is the most prevalent beef product used.

75%of operators use

ground beef

42%of operators menu

Steak

14%of operators menu

ribs

36%of operators menu

roasts

Source: Technomic Usage and Volumetric Assessment of Beef in Foodservice, 2015

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Reasons for menuing beef

68% My patrons want to be able to enjoy beef in my restaurant

63%My customers are pleased with beef’s taste and that reflects well on my operation

54% We have signature items that feature beef

50% Beef drives repeat visits from my most loyal customers

49% Dishes with beef often involve a higher average check

42%Beef attracts customers who spend more than customers who order other proteins

38% Beef drives traffic

Why are Operators Menuing Beef?

Source: Technomic, 2014

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Importance of Steak on the Menu

Source: Technomic Usage and Volumetric Assessment of Beef in Foodservice, 2015

Increases traffic

Makes a successful LTO

Eliminates the veto vote

Brings in affluent diners

29% 31%

30% 14%

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Additional Resources at BeefFoodservice.com

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The Beef Checkoff OfferingsContact us at [email protected]

Product Development and New Cuts

Issues & Crisis Management

Fabrication Techniques

Menu Development

Culinary Innovation

Menuing Strategies

Market Research & Intelligence

Nutrition Research

Safety Research

Industry Education and Training/Tools

Beef Production Education and Engagement

Beef. It’s What’s For Dinner. Resources

Product Quality Research

Sustainability