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When ordering prepared food, how long are you willing to wait for it to be delivered?
Time willing to wait for takeaway/food delivery in Great Britain 2017
Published by Jennifer Luty, Oct 17, 2018
This statistic presents the outcome of a 2017 survey that asked takeaway users in Great Britain for the times they are willing to wait for prepared food (i.e. takeaways) to be delivered. The results are broken down by frequent and infrequent users of takeaway services. The largest proportion of both frequent and infrequent takeaway users were willing to wait 31 to 45 minutes for food to be delivered, at 36 percent and 35 percent respectively.
When ordering prepared food, how long are you willing to wait for it to be delivered?
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Release date

November 2017

Region

United Kingdom (Great Britain)

Survey time period

2017

Special properties

Frequent and infrequent users of takeaway servicesUp t*

Method of interview

Online panel

Supplementary notes

* Data is from YouGov Profiles. The source adds that "YouGov Profiles is the YouGov connected data vault which holds 190,000 variables collected from the most active 250,000 panellists in the UK."

Time willing to wait for takeaway/food delivery in Great Britain 2017
Published by Jennifer Luty, Oct 17, 2018
This statistic presents the outcome of a 2017 survey that asked takeaway users in Great Britain for the times they are willing to wait for prepared food (i.e. takeaways) to be delivered. The results are broken down by frequent and infrequent users of takeaway services. The largest proportion of both frequent and infrequent takeaway users were willing to wait 31 to 45 minutes for food to be delivered, at 36 percent and 35 percent respectively.
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