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One in five UK grocery trips miss items, costing £2.1 billion, as shoppers prioritize availability over price.
One in five UK grocery trips now miss at least one item, costing an estimated £2.1 billion in lost sales, according to a DHL and Retail Economics report based on 2,000 households.
Nearly 60% of shoppers frequently visit multiple stores due to stock issues, and one in three now prioritize availability over price.
Shoppers under 45 are especially affected, with convenience stores—accounting for 20% of sales—responsible for nearly half of displaced spending and seen as having worse availability by 63% of consumers.
Experts say consistent product availability is now a key driver of customer loyalty, surpassing price, and critical for building trust in a fast-paced retail environment.
Uno de cada cinco viajes al supermercado en el Reino Unido pierde artículos, costando 2.100 millones de libras, ya que los compradores priorizan la disponibilidad sobre el precio.