Greengrocer Shopper Behaviour Australia: June 2025

Quality and range are becoming stronger drivers for Greengrocer shopper behaviour, as value expectations shift beyond just price.

New insights into greengrocer shopper behaviour, gathered through our Mealpulse™ food panel, reveal that quality is the top reason consumers choose to shop at their local greengrocer. In the year to June 2025, 52% of respondents cited better quality as their main driver, a figure that has steadily increased over the past three years, along with a growing preference for a better product range.

CHART: Greengrocer Shopper Behaviour - Reasons for shopping at a greengrocer (June 2021 - June 2025)

There are also signs that shoppers are placing more value on lower regular prices, rather than just chasing specials, pointing to a shift toward everyday value.

While price remains important, the rising focus on quality and range highlights a more balanced value proposition. To retain shopper loyalty, maintaining consistency in product standards will be essential.

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