Total retail sales of groceries sold through supermarkets and drug stores reached $337.7 billion in 2011 and are expected to reach $347 billion in 2012. The grocery market saw a slight slowdown in 2009 and 2010 as a result of the recession, yet is positioned to grow annually through 2017.
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Segment Performance—Supermarkets
Segment Performance—Drug Stores
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Who Is Responsible for the Grocery Shopping?
Retailers Shopped for Groceries
Amount Spent on Groceries
Retailers Shopped by Product Category
Reasons for Grocery Shopping at Supermarkets
Grocery Shopping Behavior
Coupon Use
Innovations/Improvements Desired in Grocery Shopping
Impact of Race/Hispanic Origin
Cluster Analysis
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Appendix—Other Useful Consumer Tables
Appendix—Trade Associations
29th November 2012
Mintel’s Shopping for Groceries—U.S., July 2012 indicates that consumers prefer to visit stores that are clean and pleasant to shop in. Some 90% of primary household grocery shoppers surveyed agree with this statement. This is second only to convenient location, which 91% of primary grocery shoppers also cite as ...
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