Meat shopper journey: The purchase journey in summary

This page summarises the key stages of the meat shopper journey from pre-shop planning, claimed decision drivers and shopper behaviours and influences in-store.

Pre-shop

Meal planning

  • People who plan their meals 65%

Considerations

  • Taste 67%
  • Quality 64%
  • Value 45%
  • Ease 44%

Shop planning

Groceries overall

  • Strict list 43%
  • Flexible list 52%
  • No plan 5%

Meat

  • Strict list 47%
  • Flexible list 42%
  • No plan 9%

Pre- and during shop

Decision drivers

Claimed drivers

  • Price 46%
  • Taste 35%
  • Healthy 27%
  • Right quality 27%
  • Easy/quick 25%
  • British/local 22%

Promotion impact

  • Buy on promotion 53%

During shop

At fixture

  • Ease of shopping 85%
  • Time at fixture 77 sec

Purchase made

Behaviour

  • Buy exactly as planned 63%
  • Decide at fixture 28%
  • Switch 4%

Switching influencers (of the 4% who switch)

  • Promotions 51%
  • Quality and appearance 18%

Explore the report in detail

The planning process

Meat - the say-do gap

In-store shopper behaviour

Meat shopper journey home page

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Vanessa Adamson

Retail and Consumer Insight Manager

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