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Back|La pause déjeuner, un rituel sacré pour les actifs français
La pause déjeuner, un rituel sacré pour les actifs français
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Le Figaro Économie·7/2/2026·Societe·🇫🇷France·

La pause déjeuner, un rituel sacré pour les actifs français

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  • Une étude Ifop révèle que 91% des actifs français prennent une pause déjeuner, un rituel collectif et social essentiel.
  • Ils privilégient de plus en plus le "fait maison" et les titres-restaurant pour les courses, tandis que la restauration traditionnelle recule.

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Une étude Ifop révèle que 91% des actifs français prennent une pause déjeuner, un rituel collectif et social essentiel. Ils privilégient de plus en plus le "fait maison" et les titres-restaurant pour les courses, tandis que la restauration traditionnelle recule.

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  • Une étude Ifop révèle que 91% des actifs français prennent une pause déjeuner, un rituel collectif et social essentiel.
  • Ils privilégient de plus en plus le "fait maison" et les titres-restaurant pour les courses, tandis que la restauration traditionnelle recule.

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7/2/2026
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