Regular shopping - where do you get your groceries

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Question:

Which of these do you use regularly for grocery shopping? (Voting closed: February 27, 2022, 16:53:50)

Corner Store (in person)	13 (13%)
High Street / Town Centre (in person)	18 (18%)
Market (in person)	7 (7%)
Supermarket (in person and take goods home with you)	30 (30%)
Shopping Mall (in person)	2 (2%)
Supermarket (choose in person and they deliver)	0 (0%)
Supermarket (click and collect)	1 (1%)
Amazon or similar (order online and they deliver)	5 (5%)
Supermarket (order online and they deliver)	9 (9%)
Independent online and they have carrier deliver	3 (3%)
My partner / carer / butler does the regular grocery shopping	2 (2%)
Don't know - it just turns up	0 (0%)
Farm shop (in person)	8 (8%)
Farm shop / regular order and delivered	2 (2%)

Total Voters: 37

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Re: Regular shopping - where do you get your groceries

« Reply #15 on: February 27, 2022, 22:38:36 »

Thanks to everyone who has helped with this

First use of the data - http://grahamellis.uk/blog423.html - but will help inform further too.


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