Offline shopping takes nosedive: 25 percent of groceries to be sold online by 2030
As the number of shoppers in brick-and-mortar stores is rapidly shrinking, supermarkets start to lease some of its space to coffee shops or fitness clubs. Could that be an effective anti-crisis measure? Given that more pessimistic forecasts talk about a whopping 60 percent of groceries to be purchased online by 2030, supermarkets must work out a really good survival plan.
