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The report that follows draws on the extensive database of past FMI annual surveys while highlighting new insights through a combination of quantitative and qualitative research conducted in the first quarter of 2015. New survey data was collected in the U.S. from a total of 2,265 regular shoppers of groceries, 18 years and older, through a 25-minute online survey.
The report studies the four most developed egrocery markets in Europe as
well as the US; the largest egrocey market in the world. It also looks at India; one of the fastest-growing, and potentially largest egrocery markets of the world. Last but not least, Syndy’s research team interviewed several industry experts and picked their brain about the market.
This report draws on past FMI shopper trends annual surveys while highlighting new insights through a combination of quantitative and qualitative research conducted in the first quarter of 2016. New survey data was collected in the U.S. from a total of 2,061 regular shoppers of groceries, 18 years and older. For deeper context, a mix of in-home and in-store interviews and ethnographies captured insights from a total of 10 consumers from 5 multi-shopper households.
Published by: Food Marketing Institute
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