Grocery stores baby boomers regulary visit (beside main store) in Great Britain 2014
Where else do you shop regularly (once every 1-2 weeks)?*
This statistic shows the results of a survey, asking Baby Boomers (aged 48 to 60 years) which grocery stores they regularly visit (every 1 to 2 weeks) besides their main store of choice in Great Britain in 2014. Of respondents 24 percent said they regularly visit the Co-operative, although it is not where they choose to do their main or 'big' grocery shop.
Where else do you shop regularly (once every 1-2 weeks)?*
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