Food Shoppers in America: Seek Rewarding Experiences

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F O O D

S H O P P E R S

in America

SEEK REWARDING EXPERIENCES

Food Shopping in America, a new study by MSLGROUP and The Hartman Group, reveals evolving consumer behaviors when it comes to grocery shopping. In particular, the study shows how important value and relevance are to consumers as they shop. With more time and money constraints than ever, consumers look for shopping to be a “rewarding experience.”

Consumers Seek More Rewarding Food Experiences from All Types of Retailers

inSpiriNg prEpareD Food OptionS

hiGher-QualitY ProductS

glObal Fare MARKET

ORGANIC

frEsh oFferingS

seRviceS

Traditional Shopping Channels

Average of 15

GroceRy storE VisitS a mOnth

85%

89%

Of coNsumeRs shOp at GroceRy stOres Each Month

Shop At maSs/Super Each Month

spEcialTy/NaturAl, club and OnlinE chaNnels best deliVer hIghly relevaNt, uniqUe prOductS And sErvicEs thAt fuEl shOppers’ aspiRatioNs, leadIng tO the highEst aDvocaCy scorEs.

Alternative Channels Offer a Way to Engage

Majority visit 3 different channels each week

CLUB STORE WHOLESALE

SuperMarkeT

spEcialtY shoP

36%

46%

ShoppEd thE cluB chaNnel In thE lasT montH

ShoppEd at specIalty/NaturaL Food StoreS in The lAst mOnth

For more information on the study and to understand how these insights can translate into actionable solutions for your brand, contact:

Steve Bryant Director, Food & Beverage steve.bryant@mslgroup.com | 206.313.1588

cluB storE

13%

Spend at lEast 5% oF GroceRy biLl onLine


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