2. What is it?
ONLINE SHOPPING FOR
GROCERIES
How it works?
Why it works?
Long term
implications
3. The online grocery market is defined to include the online sales of
food and drink for in-home consumption, including store-based
groceries sales online, food and drink specialist retailers’ online
sales, online-based grocers’ sales and online-based food box
delivery schemes.
DEFINITION
ONLINE SHOPPING FOR GROCERIES
4. Tuesday, 28 October 2008
Online grocery shopping overtakes
sales of electronic goods
Online grocery shopping has overtaken internet sales of electronic items for the first time,
new figures show.
The "top four" online shopping sectors are currently grocery (31 per cent), electronic items
such as computers, televisions and gadgets (25 per cent), clothing and fashion items (21
per cent) and holidays (15 per cent).
A study of 4,238 consumers by the website found 44.2 per cent shopped at Tesco, 23.2
per cent at Asda and 11.7 per cent at Sainsbury's.
12. Most online groceries
provider would provide
a guide to help the
consumer ease his way
through the online
order.
Usually starts with booking
a delivery slot that will be
held for 2-3 hours while
you shop.
16. VALUE FOR
MONEY
Delivery Costs
Tesco £3.00- £6.00
Asda £3.50- £6.50
Sainsbury £3.50- £5.50
Bus
Single £1.50- £2.50
Daysaver £3.50 - £4.50
Big Orders
Inconvenient to take bus
Small Orders
Corner store/Local store
17. LONG TERM IMPLICATIONS
Reduced Shoppers in
Stores
Social aspects
Less Physical Stores
Less overhead costs
Lower Employment Rate
Cashiers
Security
Cleaners
18. SIGNIFICANT FACTORS
UK online grocery market
Estimated 4.4billion in 2009
134% growth over 2005-2009
Food inflation
19. SIGNIFICANT FACTORS
Location
Rural Areas
City Centres
Targets
Elderly
Busy Professionals
Shopping pattern monitoring
Knowing what people need and want