Consumer preference changes by collection mean following the lockdown in France 2020

Published by Statista Research Department, Nov 29, 2023

During and after the coronavirus lockdown in France in 2020, people were asked about their shopping preferences. When buying groceries, 63 percent of the representative population stated making food purchases directly from the store, against 24 percent who collected them by drive (car collection point). After the confinement, people were increasingly prone to shop in-store, while the drive, home delivery or pedestrian collection point preferences did not change significantly.

During and after the confinement, what main collection methods do you favor for your groceries?

Characteristic	During confinement	After confinement
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Release date

April 2020

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Region

France

Survey time period

April to May 2020*

Number of respondents

1,017 respondents

Supplementary notes

The question was phrased by the source as follows: "Pendant le confinement, comment collectez-vous vos courses alimentaires ?” and "A la levée du confinement, quel moyen principal de collecte privilégieriez-vous pour vos courses alimentaires ?”

* The source mentions that the study was carried out during the first week of April and after the confinement period in France, which ended on May 11, 2020. Detailed information about the specific dates was not provided. The age of the respondents was not mentioned.

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