Canadian grocery shoppers are engaged with the centre of the grocery store, buying pantry staples as well as snacks and drinks. However, the area suffers from a bit of a bad reputation given the adage ‘to stay at the perimeter in order to shop healthier’.
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28th June 2017
“Many consumers are already doing some shopping online, but certain channels are more preferred than others for online shopping. Most primary grocery shoppers are interested in online grocery shopping, but many still remain skeptical. Conversely, clothing is a top purchase online and while many men purchase clothing online, more ...
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Need! Don’t need! – Consumers hold dual attitudes towards the centre of the store
