Food discount articles

12 May 2023
The first quarter of 2023 has come and gone. Shoppers remain in the midst of a cost-of-living crisis and with a weak economic recovery expected , what behaviour did we see from shoppers in the first few months of the new year? In our latest quarterly channel trends report , we compared shopper behaviour across the channels. The key takeaway: savvy shopping techniques are becoming habits ...
12 April 2022
With no sign of the cost of living crisis easing any time soon, saving money is becoming increasingly important to shoppers. In March, we saw shopper confidence drop to a new record low of -23, and another new record of shoppers prioritising saving money over quality when doing their food shop. Source: IGD ShopperVista. Base: 1,000+ British shoppers, March 2022 As shoppers become mor...
03 November 2021
Our two minute read summarising the latest movements in British shopper sentiment and outlook How are shoppers reacting to rising prices? Against a backdrop of preparations for COP26, availability challenges and rises in energy, fuel and food prices, our latest monthly ShopperVista update reveals a continued decline in shopper confidence coupled with increased focus on the environment when ...
19 October 2021
COVID-19 has led to significant changes in shopping behaviour. Some of these are short-term and some long-term. The national lockdowns and restrictions led to some of the biggest shifts in channel choices in years. COVID-19 has accelerated the growth of the online channel. In our household, we quickly shifted more of our spend online. While we have gone back to shopping more in-store, we are b...
14 July 2021
As we move closer to the removal of lockdown restrictions, how have shopping habits changed over the last three months and what will that mean for the rest of 2021? Every quarter we report on the latest changes in channel use and shopping behaviour digging deep into shopping habits within each channel in our Quarterly channel trends report . So, what are the five trends in shopper behav...
30 June 2021
COVID-19 has led to unprecedented changes in the way people shop for their food and groceries. (see our popular Quarterly channel trends – Q2 2021 report ). This has included a surge in online food and grocery shopping to record levels as shoppers have had to contend with the national lockdowns. Food retail had an exceptional year in 2020, growing by 8.5% year on year compared to just 1.3% th...
02 June 2021
As the economy reached another milestone in May with more of the indoor and outdoor economy re-opened, our new monthly update report Evolving channel repertoires- ShopperVista update May 2021 reveals continued high levels of shopper confidence and more varied shopping missions taking place this month. Here is a summary of the four things you need to know this month about British food and g...
06 May 2021
Further easing of COVID-19 restrictions: How are shoppers changing their behaviour? As the economy opened up further in April with the re-opening of non-essential retail and outdoor hospitality, our Multichannel growth – ShopperVista update April 2021 report revealed an increase in shoppers’ repertoire reflecting their rising confidence in returning to physical shops. Here is a summary ...
31 March 2021
We have recently published a new report, Recovering from COVID – retailers and shoppers compared , comparing the shoppers of different retailers including the Big 4 and Aldi and Lidl. In the report we predict which shopper groups would benefit the most from the economic recovery and which would feal the financial strain the most. If you don’t have time to read the  full report  here is a summ...
07 January 2021
Our new monthly shopper update provides you with a one-stop shop for the latest insights into the British shopper. If you only have time to read one thing every month this report will ensure you have the latest information about how British shoppers are acting, thinking and feeling. These reports will be released within the first few working days of every month so look out for them. WHAT is th...