Retail industry Sales by retailers in Great Britain directly to end consumers, including spending on goods in store and online Retail Sales Index and spending on services Index of Services. On this page: Time series Dataset Publications. View all content related to this topic: All data All publications. View this data. Retail sales, Great Britain: July What's in the bulletin? Retail sales volumes fell by 2. Food store sales volumes fell by 1.
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Corporate solution including all features. The most important statistics. Further related statistics. After publishing our Retail Trends, the year got off to a stuttering start as rising COVID cases and the emergence of new variants dampened hopes of a swift reopening of the economy. The high street re-opens The retail sector was buoyed by the reopening of non-essential stores, and the loosening of some restrictions on the hospitality sector also helped entice shoppers back to key retail locations.
Retail sales and consumer appetite have remained robust. Conditions seem perfect for a strong consumer-led recovery in the second half of and into Some consumer behaviour changes are here to stay In , we witnessed unprecedented growth in online sales as the pandemic and lockdowns accelerated the shift to online. In , data from our Deloitte State of the Global Consumer Survey shows that while the vaccine roll-out is gaining momentum, consumer confidence to engage with person-to-person services and shop in-store remains cautious.
The real test may be upon us with the change in government advice to work from home. However, we expect that the legacy of the pandemic will be higher levels of home working in the future, which will have an impact on city centre retail and leisure centres.
The shift to digital consolidates The shift to digital is consolidating. Footfall at the end of May remained down on levels and while it is increasing, online sales are proving remarkably robust in light of the opening up of non-essential retail.
We expect online sales to continue to grow at above market rates for the foreseeable future, driven by both consumer demand and retailer investments in increasing capacity and capability as the transformation of retail continues.
Net zero retail remains a key focus as more and more retailers are moving to accelerate the transition to respond to the changing expectations of both their customers and their employees.
We expect this to continue through as we build toward COP26 and, in the coming year, retailers need to consider how they can begin to transition to net zero retail and accelerate their efforts to decarbonise operations, products and their supply chain. Read more.
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