Despite rising competition, Walmart remains the largest retailer in the world. By a wide margin, more people purchase groceries in-store/online from Walmart than other leading food retailers and supermarkets, although Amazon is the online grocery purchasing leader, according to market research firm Packaged Facts in U.S Grocery Market Focus: The Walmart Food Shopper, a new report that’s first in a four-part series on Walmart spanning grocery & consumables, pets products, and financial services.
Grocery Retailing Growth for Both Walmart and Amazon
Packaged Facts estimates that 59% of grocery shoppers have purchased groceries from Walmart in last 3 months, with 58% purchasing in-store and 5% purchasing online. Comparatively, about 9% of grocery shoppers have purchased groceries online from Amazon.
Packaged Facts also reveals that among Walmart’s food retail competitors, Amazon grew usage penetration at the fastest rate from 2014 to 2018. However, more than half of Amazon shoppers also purchased something from Walmart in the last three months, up significantly since 2014. While overlap with Walmart increased, Amazon was the only retailer to grow usage penetration at a higher rate.
Factors Most Important to Choosing Online Grocery Provider: Walmart Vs. Amazon
In U.S Grocery Market Focus: The Walmart Food Shopper, Packaged Facts identifies four clear-cut differences that emerge between the Walmart and Amazon online grocery loyalist. They are:
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