The proportion of consumers that stated that they bought something for Easter fell in 2024, as fewer consumers chose to spend on the event. The proportion of Easter shoppers purchasing food & drink held up better than other categories, though did still fall year-on-year. This better performance was due to consumers spontaneously picking up Easter bits, such as chocolate, within their usual trips to grocers and convenience stores.
Scope
- Fewer consumers purchased Easter related retail goods, but food & drink held up better, aided by spontaneous purchases
- Demand for Easter eggs grows as consumers opt for smaller ticket spend
- Easter participation increases as consumers appreciate the long weekend over the religious significance of Easter
Reasons to Buy
- Identify the key retailers used by consumers to purchase products for Easter across the various categories.
- Understand the key drivers which consumers rate as the most important when choosing which retailers to shop for across different product categories.
- Identify the different channels used by consumers to purchase Easter products.
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Companies Mentioned (Partial List)
A selection of companies mentioned in this report includes, but is not limited to:
- Adidas
- Aldi
- Amazon
- Argos
- ASDA
- B&M
- B&Q
- Boots
- Budgens
- Card Factory
- Cards Direct
- Clintons
- Co-op
- Currys
- Dunelm
- gardensupplydirect.co.uk
- Gettingpersonal
- H&M
- Home Bargains
- Homebase
- House of Fraser
- Hughes
- Iceland
- IKEA
- Interflora
- Lidl
- Local garden centre
- Local florist
- John Lewis & Partners
- Marks & Spencer
- Matalan
- Morrisons
- New Look
- Ocado
- Original Factory Shop
- Postmark
- Poundland
- Poundstretcher
- Primark
- Sainsbury's
- Sephora
- Superdrug
- Tesco
- The Perfume Shop
- The Range
- TK Maxx
- Travis Perkins
- Urban Outfitters
- Very
- Waitrose & Partners
- WH Smith
- Zara

