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Over-65s increasingly go online to buy groceries

Retailers urged to invest in technology to combat rise in older customers buying groceries online.

Over-65s

The proportion of over-65s buying groceries online has increased from 7% in 2015 to 12% this year, according to the latest Office for National Statistics report. 

The report also revealed that 54% of over-65s had shopped online. 

With nearly 14 million Brits claiming going to a supermarket is boring, the CEO and founder of scan-and-go tech firm Ubamarket, Will Broome, has urged store owners to invest in technology to streamline shopping.

He said: “If retailers want to remain profitable, technology is one of the ways forward. It can help improve in-store experiences.”

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