UK Online Grocery Market by Quarter 2010-2013

UK Online Grocery Market By Quarter 2010-2013


Release date: August 1st, 2013 (63 pages)
PDF/Powerpoint format. Price: GBP1,500.00

Abstract

The UK online grocery sector is highly innovative and disruptive - and it provides a template to the rest of the world.
Online is - hard discount and convenience apart - also the only meaningful growth driver in UK grocery at the moment.
While the sector is dominated by Tesco, Asda and Sainsbury’s, start ups such as Ocado, which have made a huge bet on the future, are finally beginning to mature. With the recent pivot to turning tech provider and sharing its Intellectual Property with Morrisons, the sector is seeing a new entrant with a new business model (as the only multi channel grocer using a centralised hub and spoke system rather than utilising its store estate footprint) further driving competition for shoppers and their loyalty.
Moreover 2013 has seen a number of interesting entrants into the sector, such as Iceland, new start up models from outside the retail sector and of course Amazon. Providing the most professional platform the pureplay and its marketplace will become the choice of route to market for most FMCG companies and has the potential to truly change the nature of the game once again.
“Online grocery UK 2013” features in depth analysis and data on online grocery sales, orders, and customers for each of the UK’s main grocers (Tesco, Asda, Sainsbury’s, Ocado, Waitrose and M&S). It also features exclusive analysis on the Ocado pivot and tie up with Morrisons and our analysis on the rest of the sector and a forecast.

Table of contents

Executive summary – the state of the sector p10
Tesco – market leader and market maker p12
Online grocery, UK sales by quarter in £m from Q1 2010 to Q4 2012, y-o-y growth rates p13
Online grocery, UK sales, annual historical and forecast of sizes (in £m) 2010-2013, analysis p14
Online grocery, UK orders by quarter in m from Q1 2010 to Q4 2012, y-o-y growth rates p15
Online grocery, UK orders, annual historical and forecast of sizes (in m) 2010-2013, analysis p16
Online grocery, UK active customers by quarter in m from Q1 2010 to Q4 2012, y-o-y growth p17
Online grocery, UK average basket size and shopping frequency 2010-2013 p18
Asda – George the non food jewel in the crown, the OG template for Wal-Mart p19
Online grocery, UK sales by quarter in £m from Q1 2010 to Q4 2012, y-o-y growth rates p20
Online grocery, UK sales, annual historical and forecast of sizes (in £m) 2010-2013, analysis p21
Online grocery, UK orders by quarter in m from Q1 2010 to Q4 2012, y-o-y growth rates p22
Online grocery, UK orders, annual historical and forecast of sizes (in m) 2010-2013, analysis p23
Online grocery, UK active customers by quarter in m from Q1 2010 to Q4 2012, y-o-y growth p24
Online grocery, UK average basket size and shopping frequency 2010-2013 p25
Sainsbury’s – catching up fast p26
Online grocery, UK sales by quarter in £m from Q1 2010 to Q4 2012, y-o-y growth rates p27
Online grocery, UK sales, annual historical and forecast of sizes (in £m) 2010-2013, analysis p28
Online grocery, UK orders by quarter in m from Q1 2010 to Q4 2012, y-o-y growth rates p29
Online grocery, UK orders, annual historical and forecast of sizes (in m) 2010-2013, analysis p30
Online grocery, UK active customers by quarter in m from Q1 2010 to Q4 2012, y-o-y growth p31
Online grocery, UK average basket size and shopping frequency 2010-2013 p32
Ocado – the pureplay disruptor, moving towards profitability? p33
Online grocery, UK sales by quarter in £m from Q1 2010 to Q4 2012, y-o-y growth rates p34
Online grocery, UK sales, annual historical and forecast of sizes (in £m) 2010-2013, analysis p35
Online grocery, UK orders by quarter in m from Q1 2010 to Q4 2012, y-o-y growth rates p36
Online grocery, UK orders, annual historical and forecast of sizes (in m) 2010-2013, analysis p37
Online grocery, UK active customers by quarter in m from Q1 2010 to Q4 2012, y-o-y growth p38
Online grocery, UK average basket size and shopping frequency 2010-2013 p39
Waitrose – the growth champion p40
Online grocery, UK sales by quarter in £m from Q1 2010 to Q4 2012, y-o-y growth rates p41
Online grocery, UK sales, annual historical and forecast of sizes (in £m) 2010-2013, analysis p42
Online grocery, UK orders by quarter in m from Q1 2010 to Q4 2012, y-o-y growth rates p43
Online grocery, UK orders, annual historical and forecast of sizes (in m) 2010-2013, analysis p44
Online grocery, UK active customers by quarter in m from Q1 2010 to Q4 2012, y-o-y growth p45
Online grocery, UK average basket size and shopping frequency 2010-2013 p46
M&S – going beyond party foods, health & beauty and Amazon break up potential p47
Online grocery, UK sales by quarter in £m from Q1 2010 to Q4 2012, y-o-y growth rates p48
Online grocery, UK sales, annual historical and forecast of sizes (in £m) 2010-2013, analysis p49
Online grocery, UK orders by quarter in m from Q1 2010 to Q4 2012, y-o-y growth rates p50
Online grocery, UK orders, annual historical and forecast of sizes (in m) 2010-2013, analysis p51
Online grocery, UK active customers by quarter in m from Q1 2010 to Q4 2012, y-o-y growth p52
Online grocery, UK average basket size and shopping frequency 2010-2013 p53
Ocado – the pivot to technology provider, the entrance of Morrisons into the sector p54
What’s in it for Ocado? The positive aspects of the deal p55
What’s in it for Ocado? The negative aspects of the deal p56
What’s in it for Morrisons? The positive aspects of the deal p57
What’s in it for Morrisons? The negative aspects of the deal p58
Others: the rest of the market p59
Others: dedicated pureplays, department stores, wine clubs p60
Others: Organic box schemes, regional aggregators, drugstores, Amazon p61
Sources p62