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Tight budgets lead to decrease in convenience delivery usage

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Restricted budgets and decreased anxiety around coronavirus have led to a year-on-year decline in convenience delivery usage, new research reveals.

Lumina Intelligence’s Convenience Delivery report also shows that consumers are becoming more price-sensitive, with a 7% year-on-year increase in importance of price.

Meanwhile, young shoppers aged 18-24-years-old are the key target group, with 13% over-trade compared to the total convenience market.

The report also finds that shoppers use convenience delivery mainly for “top up”, “meal occasions”, “treats”, “entertainment”, and “gifting” missions.

In addition, Co-op is the leading retailer in the convenience delivery market with 39% of occasions, according to the Lumina Intelligence report.

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