The boom in spending was driven by average U.K. households making 17 shopping visits in December, according to Kantar data.
Household spending on take-home groceries hit a record high this Christmas at £460 on average as inflation across supermarkets jumped from November’s 2.6% to 3.7% – its highest level since March, ...
Britain's largest retailers including clothes group Next and supermarkets Tesco , Sainsbury's and Lidl were the big winners at Christmas, ahead of what is ..
Britain's largest retailers including clothes group Next and supermarkets Tesco , Sainsbury's and Lidl were the big winners ...
Household spending on take-home groceries hit a record high this Christmas at £460 on average, according to the latest data ...
Tesco had a 5.0 per cent increase in sales over the 12 weeks to December 29 with its 0.8 percentage point share gain the ...
Brits splashed the cash in December as shoppers celebrated the festive season by splurging on premium food lines and ...
Shoppers didn't only buy more but were also willing to pay more than usual, Kantar head of retail and consumer insight, Fraser McKevitt, said. Branded goods sales growth accelerated to 4.2%, while ...
Britain's biggest supermarket group Tesco, No. 2 Sainsbury's and discounter Lidl were winners at Christmas, posting sales ...
Aldi and Lidl achieved their highest-ever Christmas market share as household spending in supermarkets hit a record high this ...
Overall take-home sales at the grocers at Christmas rose by 2.1 per cent over the four weeks to 29 December compared with ...
Britain’s two biggest supermarkets Tesco and Sainsbury’s have been crowned the winners of Christmas by Kantar as sales rose 5 ...