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Lidl jumps from ninth to first for customer comeback as UK shoppers rewrite supermarket loyalty
Source: PRWeb
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New grocery transaction data indicates that even highly loyal shoppers use an average of three retailers, underscoring a fragmented and competitive supermarket market. Lidl rose from ninth to first in improving its ability to bring recent grocery customers back, signaling stronger customer-retention performance versus peers. The report suggests supermarkets are pursuing materially different growth strategies amid multi-store consumer shopping behavior.
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