The state of the grocery retail industry—review of 2020 | Grocery Retail in 2021 | Channel shifts | Changes in price and value | Lifestyle agendas drive food demand | Efficiency and new value pools
The speed and magnitude of these changes will reshuffle the cards and create new winners and losers. Grocery retailers that take bold moves to address major shifts, such as online or health, have a unique opportunity to win market shares. Daniel Läubli Co-Leader of McKinsey’s European Retail Practice
The speed and magnitude of these changes will reshuffle the cards and create new winners and losers. Grocery retailers that take bold moves to address major shifts, such as online or health, have a unique opportunity to win market shares.
What we see, both in consumer demand patterns and in the grocery industry response, is a new level of discontinuity—and we have no reason to believe that things will cool down soon. Tobias Wachinger Senior Partner at McKinsey
What we see, both in consumer demand patterns and in the grocery industry response, is a new level of discontinuity—and we have no reason to believe that things will cool down soon.
Gemma D’Auria is a senior partner in McKinsey’s Dubai office; Franck Laizet is a senior partner in the Paris office; Daniel Läubli is a partner in the Zurich office; Virginia Simmons is a senior partner in the London office and the managing partner of McKinsey’s UK and Ireland offices; Rickard Vallöf is a partner in the Oslo office; and Tobias Wachinger is a senior partner in the Munich office. Jean-Albert Nyssens is the chief economist for EuroCommerce, and Christian Verschueren is the director-general of EuroCommerce.
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