Poland: change in retail footfall due to COVID-19 2020

The outbreak of the coronavirus epidemic in Poland in March 2020 changed the purchasing behavior of the society. Between the third and fourth week of the so-called national quarantine, the traffic in shops fell by over 14 percent, while before Easter, the footfall increased by 18 percent.
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Change in retail traffic footfall during the coronavirus (COVID-19) lockdown in Poland from March to April 2020

Characteristic	Change in footfall
06.04-12.04	18%
30.03-05.04	-14.2%
22.03-06.04	-12.7%
16.03-30.03	-47.6%
16.03-03.04	-55%
16.03-12.04	-46.9%
16.03-22.03	-48.5%

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Release date

April 2020

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Region

Poland

Survey time period

March 9 ro April 12, 2020

Number of respondents

972,462*

Supplementary notes

* The monitoring lasted for five weeks of the so-called national quarantine, i.e. from March 9 to April 12. A total of 972,462 adult Poles were observed. The analysis covered 23 retail chains, including hypermarkets, discounters, supermarkets, convenience and cash&carry (16 746 outlets in total), as well as 8 nationwide brands of fuel stations (3 491 facilities in total) in all voivodships.

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