US EditionNew Report Shows Trends Shaping the Convenience Channel in 2026
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IGD reveals five trends shaping convenience in 2026
A new Institute of Grocery Distribution (IGD) report has identified five key trends driving structural change and retailer responses in the convenience channel in 2026. The convenience channel is predicted to reach £56.2bn by 2030, and is expected to see a CAGR of 2.7% over the next five years, lagging slightly behind the wider grocery market’s 3.0% CAGR, stated IGD. Declining tobacco sales will be the primary restraining factor in convenience, …
Five Trends Shaping The Convenience Channel
A new IGD report presents forecasts for the convenience channel and outlines the key challenges and opportunities ahead for retailers. Set against a projection that the market will be worth £56.2bn by 2030, the study identifies five key trends driving (more…) The post Five Trends Shaping The Convenience Channel appeared first on KamCity.
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New IGD report reveals channel forecasts and key challenges and opportunities ahead for convenience retailers. Set against a growth forecast projecting the market to reach £56.2bn by 2030, convenience retailers face a period marked by both opportunities and headwinds. In its latest report, IGD (Institute… This story continues at New report shows trends shaping the convenience channel in 2026 Or just read more coverage at Talking Retail
Convenience unpacked: IGD identifies five trends shaping the channel in 2026
Retail Times publishes international & UK retail news covering products, data, tech, packaging, people, research, comment and more besides! Set against a growth forecast projecting the market to reach £56.2 billion by 2030, convenience retailers face a period marked by both opportunities and headwinds. In its latest report, IGD (Institute of Grocery Distribution) identifies five key trends driving structural change and retailer responses in the…
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