Overview

• Grocery prices rose 4.7% year on year in June, marking the highest level of supermarket inflation since March 2024.
• British consumers made 490 million supermarket trips over the four weeks to June 15, the most recorded since March 2020.
• Despite more frequent visits, take-home grocery sales increased by 4.1% year on year while average spend per trip dipped to £23.89.
• Promotional spending accounted for 28.8% of grocery sales as own-label ranges grew by 4.2%.
• Aldi and Lidl outpaced the market with sales growth of 6.5% and 11.2% respectively, and Tesco boosted its market share to 28.1%.