"While food/drink shopping habits exhibit some traditionalism, shifts are clear, largely driven by a quest for lower prices. Many shoppers report shopping at value-oriented stores for groceries more in the past year, suggesting the potential for these channels to grow sales share in the coming years. Adoption of shopping online for food/drink remains low, possibly due to the strong connection consumers have with food and shopping. The majority ...
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What Influences Consumer Food Choices?
Food and Drink Shopping Channel Preference
Food and Drink Purchase Frequency
Choosing a Food and Drink Shopping Location
Food and Drink Shopping Statements
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30th June 2018
“10% of shoppers say the offer of delivery/pick-up could motivate them to switch channels (nearly doubling among shoppers aged 25-24).” 
31st March 2018
“Consumer response points to a weariness with the time spent conducting food/drink shopping-related activities, meaning products and services that ease the burden of shopping should find particular appeal.”
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The majority of shoppers open to trying new locations
