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Groceries 2.0 SPECIAL REPORT: The Rise of Online Grocery Shopping

Field Agent

September 17, 2015

August 24, 2017 Update: Click here to see the updated 2017 study

Grocery shopping is rapidly entering the e-commerce age. In this article you'll find a preview of our latest report, "Groceries 2.0: The Rise of Online Grocery Shopping," and you'll have an opportunity to download your own free copy.

The Rise of Omni-Channel in Grocery

Walmart Pickup. Amazon Fresh. Google Express.

These days, it seems with each passing week there’s another announcement—or another rumor—about a major company utilizing web-based methods to sell groceries to hungry shoppers:

September 15, 2015: Pleased thus far with the results of its grocery pickup service, Walmart, the nation’s largest grocer, announces it will expand the program by adding five pickup locations throughout Northwest Arkansas.
September 15, 2015: Target reveals a partnership with Instacart to test the grocery delivery concept in the greater Minneapolis area.
September 8, 2015: The search engine giant Google announces it will team with Whole Foods and Costco to test the feasibility of delivering fresh food and groceries to consumers’ homes.
And it wasn’t too long ago, in July, when Silicon Valley Business Journal reported that Amazon was considering entering the grocery pickup business.
Yes, we appear to be on the verge of a new era in grocery shopping.
See also: Walmart Grocery Pickup Through the Eyes of Shoppers [VIDEO]

We’re witnessing the advent of Groceries 2.0.
To shed light on these new developments, Field Agent recently conducted surveys and shop-alongs with over 500 consumers. The results are detailed in our full Groceries 2.0 report, which you can download for free below.
Inside this free report you’ll discover:
- Shopper attitudes toward traditional, in-store grocery shopping
  Usage rates for grocery delivery and pickup services
  General shopper sentiment toward innovation in grocery shopping
  The primary reservations among shoppers toward online grocery shopping
  User evaluations of Walmart Pickup, a specific grocery pickup service
  Shopper attitudes toward the rumored Amazon pickup service
  And more.
- Shopper attitudes toward traditional, in-store grocery shopping
  Usage rates for grocery delivery and pickup services
  General shopper sentiment toward innovation in grocery shopping
  The primary reservations among shoppers toward online grocery shopping
  User evaluations of Walmart Pickup, a specific grocery pickup service
  Shopper attitudes toward the rumored Amazon pickup service
  And more.
September 15, 2015: Pleased thus far with the results of its grocery pickup service, Walmart, the nation’s largest grocer, announces it will expand the program by adding five pickup locations throughout Northwest Arkansas.
September 15, 2015: Target reveals a partnership with Instacart to test the grocery delivery concept in the greater Minneapolis area.
September 8, 2015: The search engine giant Google announces it will team with Whole Foods and Costco to test the feasibility of delivering fresh food and groceries to consumers’ homes.
And it wasn’t too long ago, in July, when Silicon Valley Business Journal reported that Amazon was considering entering the grocery pickup business.
Yes, we appear to be on the verge of a new era in grocery shopping.
See also: Walmart Grocery Pickup Through the Eyes of Shoppers [VIDEO]

We’re witnessing the advent of Groceries 2.0.
To shed light on these new developments, Field Agent recently conducted surveys and shop-alongs with over 500 consumers. The results are detailed in our full Groceries 2.0 report, which you can download for free below.
Inside this free report you’ll discover:
- Shopper attitudes toward traditional, in-store grocery shopping
  Usage rates for grocery delivery and pickup services
  General shopper sentiment toward innovation in grocery shopping
  The primary reservations among shoppers toward online grocery shopping
  User evaluations of Walmart Pickup, a specific grocery pickup service
  Shopper attitudes toward the rumored Amazon pickup service
  And more.
- Shopper attitudes toward traditional, in-store grocery shopping
  Usage rates for grocery delivery and pickup services
  General shopper sentiment toward innovation in grocery shopping
  The primary reservations among shoppers toward online grocery shopping
  User evaluations of Walmart Pickup, a specific grocery pickup service
  Shopper attitudes toward the rumored Amazon pickup service
  And more.