"While supermarkets continue to dominate retail sales of food and drink, a slight loss of share can be seen from 2005-15. Supermarkets aren’t going the way of dinosaurs; however consumer interest in low price, convenience, and fresh offerings, as well as changing eating habits, drive movement to a wider range of food/drink shopping channels. Supercenters (including mass merchandisers with robust food/drink offerings) and warehouse clubs are picking ...
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Executive Summary
Market
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The Market – What You Need to Know
Market Breakdown
Market Perspective
Market Factors
Key Players – What You Need to Know
What’s Working?
What’s Struggling?
What’s Next?
Consumer
Consumer
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The Consumer – What You Need to Know
Primary Shopping Location
Shopping Frequency
Shopper Profiles per Channel
Factors Influencing Where Consumers Buy Food/Drink
Choosing a Nonsupermarket Location
Characteristics Associated with Shopping Locations
Limitations to Online Shopping
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Appendix – Consumer
8th December 2015
“A generational shift can be seen, with the youngest shoppers more than twice as likely to shop primarily at nonsupermarket channels.” 
29th September 2015
“Amazon may benefit from the farmers market tie-in, capitalizing on the draw of freshness.”
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Supermarkets continue to dominate, but lose slight share
