4 reasons why the Pick up & Delivery from stores will continue growing in the US
Stores seem to be becoming the foundation for the e-commerce development of FMCG businesses. Creating successful omnichannel strategies has been one of the main priorities for FMCG e-commerce teams. In this post, we explain you why the Pick up and Delivery from stores will continue growing in the US.
CONSUMER PREFERENCES
167% increase in the base of online grocery shoppers within the top 3 traditional retailers.
52% of US customers acknowledged buying some groceries online.
167% increase in the base of online grocery shoppers within the top 3 traditional retailers.
52% of US customers acknowledged buying some groceries online.
COMPETITION
6000 new Pick up points offered by Walmart, Kroger and Target in just 3 years.
80% of US population is now located within 30 miles of a Walmart grocery Pick up point.
80% of US population is now located within 30 miles of a Walmart grocery Pick up point.
LOGISTICS
50% cheaper on average cost of Pick up vs. Delivery from warehouse.
16% cheaper to Deliver from stores vs. Delivery from central warehouse.
50% cheaper on average cost of Pick up vs. Delivery from warehouse.
16% cheaper to Deliver from stores vs. Delivery from central warehouse.
REGULATIONS
Delivery services often require multiple trips if the customer is unavailable.
Deliveries will quite likely become regulated as they increase traffic, pollution and have a high cost.
Delivery services often require multiple trips if the customer is unavailable.
Deliveries will quite likely become regulated as they increase traffic, pollution and have a high cost.
Author :
Tereza Mazurova
Marketing Manager
Data Impact