Consumer’s like fresh prepared readry-2-eat and heat-N-eat Grocerant
food. Thus Grocerant shoppers simply
shop more frequently. In Europe
consumers tend to shop more often, almost daily. And the mix between fresh-prepared
and frozen is about 20-80 (as opposed to the US, where
frozen foods dominate fresh-prepared 80-20 England). The grocery retailers have
adapted to this with small footprint stores like Tesco’s
“Tesco Express,” Sainsbury’s “Local,” and Marks
& Spencer’s “Simply Food.” Now fourth-place retailer Morrison’s
is putting its hopes on M-Local. The video below will give
you an excellent overview of the food retailing trends at work there:
There are some interesting innovations described here, including electronic
pricing linked to price changes in the main computer (the “till”), and the 4x
daily deliveries. American fresh-prepared retailers are trying to stretch out
“shelf” with things like High Pressure Pasteurization (HPP)
instead of tackling the inefficiencies of their supply chain. Why? Consumers want Fresh. Small footprint only 3,000 SF. Now look at the offerings fresh food. This is better for you grocerant
shopping. Are you ready for an tour? Contact Foodservice Solutions.
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