Out-of-Home Options Help to Combat ‘Parcel Anxiety’

Parcel lockers could deliver boost for c-stores

InPost study finds consumers prefer parcel lockers to home delivery Stress over unpredictable home delivery of goods is making consumers think parcel lockers are a better option, says InPost. CONVENIENCE retailers could boost footfall and spend through parcel lockers, research from InPost suggests. A study of more than 2,000 Brits commissioned by the e-commerce logistics expert found 58% of consumers think parcel lockers are a better option than…

Out-of-home options help to combat ‘parcel anxiety’

Parcel anxiety has become a daily reality for millions of people across the UK, as unpredictable home deliveries force consumers to put their lives on hold. According to research commissioned by InPost and conducted by Yonder Data Services in January, nearly 60% of Brits now… This story continues at Out-of-home options help to combat ‘parcel anxiety’ Or just read more coverage at Talking Retail

Locker popularity grows as ‘parcel anxiety’ rises

Nearly 60% of Brits have admitted to struggling with delivery-related stress, while almost six in ten consumers (58%) have now said that parcel lockers are a better option than home or workplace delivery, according to new research from InPost. Consumers spend an average of 3.2 hours a month waiting at home for deliveries and a further 2.3 hours rescheduling or collecting missed parcels, found the study. “With the average Brit receiving six parce…