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UK Grocery 2023

Cost-of-Living Crisis Puts Pressure on Sales, but Opportunities Exist

Report by Carina Perkins  |  Feb 17, 2023
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Executive Summary
Grocery sales aren’t keeping pace with inflation.
Discounters are stealing market share.
Brand loyalty is coming under pressure in some categories.
Shoppers are seeking out cheaper alternatives.
Online sales are once again growing.
Delivery costs are tempering demand for the service.
Sustainability still matters—but so does price.
What should grocery brands and retailers do next?
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About This Report
UK food price inflation is hitting record highs—but grocery sales are flat. Faced with rising bills, consumers are changing shopping habits to keep spending in check.
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Groceries & Consumer Products (CPG)
Retail Sales
Retail Ecommerce Sales
United Kingdom
Table of Contents
Executive Summary
Grocery sales aren’t keeping pace with inflation.
Discounters are stealing market share.
Brand loyalty is coming under pressure in some categories.
Shoppers are seeking out cheaper alternatives.
Online sales are once again growing.
Delivery costs are tempering demand for the service.
Sustainability still matters—but so does price.
What should grocery brands and retailers do next?
Sources
Media Gallery

Executive Summary

UK food price inflation is hitting record highs—but grocery sales are flat. Households are using a variety of methods to keep their grocery spending in check in the face of higher food prices, household bills, and interest rates. That’s forcing a shift in the grocery landscape—and consumer behaviors.

Key Question: As inflation continues to suppress grocery sales, what are the opportunities for growth in 2023?

UK Grocery Sales, 2019-2025 (billions of £, % change, and % of total retail sales)
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KEY STAT: UK grocery sales will grow just 1.7% this year and remain relatively flat through 2026.

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Table of Contents

  1. Executive Summary
  2. Grocery sales aren’t keeping pace with inflation.
  3. Discounters are stealing market share.
  4. Brand loyalty is coming under pressure in some categories.
  1. Shoppers are seeking out cheaper alternatives.
  2. Online sales are once again growing.
  3. Delivery costs are tempering demand for the service.
  4. Sustainability still matters—but so does price.
  1. What should grocery brands and retailers do next?
  2. Sources
  3. Media Gallery

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UK Grocery Sales, 2019-2025 (billions of £, % change, and % of total retail sales)Leading Grocery Brands in Great Britain, Ranked by Market Share, Dec 2021 & Dec 2022 (% of total spending)
Product Categories for Which UK Adults Have Switched to a Cheaper Brand, Oct 2022 (% of respondents in each group)Grocery Shoppers in Great Britain Buying Select Product Categories Less Than Previously due to Inflation, July 2022 (% of respondents in each group)
UK Grocery Ecommerce vs. Non-Ecommerce Sales Growth, 2019-2026 (% change)Delivery Cost Which Would Deter Digital Buyers in Great Britain From Making a Purchase, Nov 2022 (% of respondents)
Ways in Which Retailers Can Help UK Adults Make Sustainable Grocery Choices During the Cost of Living Crisis, Aug 2022 (% of respondents)
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Executive Summary
Grocery sales aren’t keeping pace with inflation.
Discounters are stealing market share.
Brand loyalty is coming under pressure in some categories.
Shoppers are seeking out cheaper alternatives.
Online sales are once again growing.
Delivery costs are tempering demand for the service.
Sustainability still matters—but so does price.
What should grocery brands and retailers do next?
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Media Gallery
About This Report
UK food price inflation is hitting record highs—but grocery sales are flat. Faced with rising bills, consumers are changing shopping habits to keep spending in check.
Topics
Groceries & Consumer Products (CPG)
Retail Sales
Retail Ecommerce Sales
United Kingdom
Table of Contents
Executive Summary
Grocery sales aren’t keeping pace with inflation.
Discounters are stealing market share.
Brand loyalty is coming under pressure in some categories.
Shoppers are seeking out cheaper alternatives.
Online sales are once again growing.
Delivery costs are tempering demand for the service.
Sustainability still matters—but so does price.
What should grocery brands and retailers do next?
Sources
Media Gallery

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Carina Perkins

Contributors

Suzy Davidkhanian
Principal Analyst, Retail & Ecommerce
Blake Droesch
Analyst
Jasmin Ellis
Forecasting Analyst
Bill Fisher
Principal Analyst, UK
Angela Kim
Senior Researcher
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