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Top Supermarket Frustrations Causing UK Shoppers to Abandon Trolleys Revealed
A poll of 2,000 UK adults found 34% abandoned shopping trips due to in-store frustrations, highlighting barriers worsened for over two million visually impaired shoppers.
- A recent poll of 2,000 UK adults found over a third abandoned shopping trips due to in-store annoyances, rising to 53% among Gen Z shoppers in UK supermarkets and stores.
- Obstructed aisles and stock shortages are among the biggest triggers, with obstructed aisles , unavailable products , and faulty shopping trolley wheels topping common supermarket issues.
- Shoppers admit to behaviours that create difficulties, with 88% confessing to supermarket 'sins', while 56% have never considered shopping with a visual impairment, rising to 65% among Gen X shoppers.
- Robinsons Fruit Shoot partnered with Katie Piper to introduce NaviLens technology, and four in ten respondents said they would prefer brands supporting accessibility for all customers.
- The findings underline effects on the more than two million people in the UK with sight loss, as everyday store obstacles are amplified and only 14% believe UK supermarkets do enough to help.
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Top supermarket frustrations causing UK shoppers to abandon trolleys revealed
A new survey has revealed the top supermarket frustrations that drive British shoppers to abandon their shopping trolleys, with a third of Brits admitting they've done it
·Gloucester, United Kingdom
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Shoppers reveal the 'supermarket sins' that make them abandon their trolleys
A poll of 2,000 UK adults found more than a third have abandoned a shopping trip because of in-store frustrations including long queues and crowded aisles
·Middlesbrough, United Kingdom
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