As Rzeczpospolita writes, Poles spent as much as PLN 106 billion on food by the end of September. It is over 6 percent. more than a year ago in the same period.
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What does it mean? – Limited access to gastronomy, spending more time at home or the desire to save means that we buy much more products, such as flour, rice, pasta, salt, sugar and additives, spending an average of 18% on them. more than a year earlier – says Piotr Murawski, consultant at Nielsen Connect, ie the company that conducted the market research.
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However, if we look at the results of individual retail chains, it turns out that not all of them are gaining. The effects of the pandemic affect, among others those companies that located their stores in galleries and shopping centers. The restrictions meant that there are much fewer people there.
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No eating or smoking in the street. The police make it clear
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In the second half of October, the number of visitors to shopping centers fell by almost 49%, and in the last week of this month – by less than 40%.
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Closing of shopping malls is the next stage of a creeping lockdown. The decision can be made in days
– Both consumer declarations and sales data show that we are more likely to go to stores with a smaller area, e.g. smaller supermarkets, discount stores, local grocery stores located near our place of residence – adds Piotr Murawski.
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