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The Effect of Online Shopping on Grocery Demand

Source: Michigan State University Published: October 2018 n = 34,000 households

Danny Sheridan
Jan 23, 2020
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Source: Michigan State University
Published: October 2018
n = 34,000 households

The Effect of Online Shopping on Grocery Demand

Circulated: September 13, 2019

When online ordering households are less price-sensitive, spending $49 more per month than when buying in-store. The increase was not evenly distributed as people spent more on nutritious items:

  • Vegetables +7.4%

  • Fruit +5.9%

  • Dairy +3.8%

  • Oils -4.1%

  • Drinks -5.2%

  • Snacks and sweets -13.6%

The lag between ordering online and receiving groceries is thought to encourage healthier choices.

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