At the intersection of what’s for dinner,
where will I get dinner, more and more consumers are asking what is the fastest
solution (84.6%), then what is the cheapest (51.4), and will everyone be happy
with the food (49.2%) according to Foodservice Solutions® most recent grocerant
scorecards.
Steven Johnson Grocerant
Guru® at Tacoma, WA based Foodservice Solutions®, stated, “Consumers care less
about ‘channels’ grocery, restaurants, C-stores when it comes to getting
dinner, they want a time savings cost efficient option that will make everyone
in the family happy at meal time.”
So, one again we came across some outside
information that edifies our grocerant scorecard findings. This new report
found that convenience store chains 7-Eleven Inc. and Circle K are being
spotlighted among the 10 most popular grocers in America by US consumers.
Here is what a recent poll from
market research and data analytics firm YouGov in the fourth quarter of 2022 surveyed consumers who have a
positive opinion of a grocery store.
They found that, 7-Eleven, which operates,
franchises and/or licenses more than 77,000 stores in 15 countries and regions,
received a popularity score of 60 percent. Circle K, a convenience store banner
of Alimentation Couche-Tard Inc., received a popularity score of 51 percent.
Digging down, YouGov also asked polled consumers on their familiarity with retail
banners. The firm defines familiarity by the percentage of people who have
heard of a grocery store. 7-Eleven and Circle K again ranked among the top 10,
coming in at No. 1 with 97 percent familiarity rating and No. 6 with an 88
percent familiarity ranking, respectively.
In case you did not know, headquartered
in the United
Kingdom, YouGov is a global public opinion
and data company. Its suite of proprietary data products include:
BrandIndex, the daily brand perception tracker; YouGov Omnibus, the fastest,
most cost-effective way to obtain answers from both national and selected
samples; Pulse, that tracks actual online consumer behavior across laptops,
smartphones and tablets; and YouGov Profiles, a new tool for media planning,
segmentation and forecasting.
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