UK Internet Grocery 2005
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UK Internet Grocery 2005 Table of ContentsINTRODUCTION | 3 |
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY | 4 |
UK INTERNET GROCERY: THE MARKET | 9 |
1. Market Overview | 10 |
1.1 Market Size and Demographics | 10 |
1.2 Market Shares | 11 |
1.4 Tesco Dominance | 12 |
2. Internet Grocery Systems | 13 |
2.1 Store Picking v. Warehouses | 13 |
2.2 The Ocado Operation | 14 |
INTERNET GROCERY USERS: BEHAVIOUR AND ATTITUDES | 16 |
3. Why Internet Grocery? | 17 |
3.1 Negative Attitudes to Grocery Shopping | 17 |
3.2 Shifting Responsibility | 18 |
3.3 People with Shopping Problems | 19 |
3.4 Initial Expectations Before Trial | 20 |
4. Internet Grocery in Practice | 22 |
4.1 Ordering | 22 |
4.2 Absence of Familiar Stimuli | 24 |
4.3 Pack Sizes | 25 |
4.4 Sell-by Dates | 26 |
4.5 Substitutions | 27 |
4.6 Deliveries | 29 |
4.7 The Delivery Charge | 31 |
5. Internet Grocery in Context | 34 |
5.1 Bulk Buying | 34 |
5.2 Fresh Foods | 35 |
5.3 Supermarket Visits | 36 |
5.4 Use of Small Specialised Food Shops | 37 |
5.5 Christmas and Other Special Occasions | 40 |
6. Attitudes to Internet Grocery Providers | 41 |
6.1 Promotions | 42 |
6.2 Websites | 43 |
7. Lapsed Users: Reasons for Giving Up | 45 |
UK INTERNET GROCERY THE FUTURE | 49 |
8.1 Internet Market Expansion | 50 |
8.2 Internet Grocery is Different | 50 |
8.3 The Future of Ocado | 51 |
8.4 Market Segmentation | 52 |
8.5 Supplier Involvement | 53 |
Published: March 2005
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