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New Study Indicates 'Seismic Shift' In UK Grocery Habits

By Steve Wynne-Jones
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Two thirds of UK consumers have shopped in discounters such as Aldi and Lidl in the past month, according to a new study by Shoppercentric, which the research firm says indicates a 'seismic shift' in buying habits.

According to the Shopper Trends report, based on research conducted in December, the percentage shopping in discounters has risen to 67%, up from 56% in 2016, while the percentage that shop in the main supermarkets has remained static, at around 84%.

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