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Grocery can take a page from specialty retail to attract the ‘omni-choice’ shopper

The in-store retail experience has pivoted from selling products to improving the entire shopping experience

December 24, 2020

6 Min Read
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To accommodate the omni-choice shopper who shops in-store, grocers and supermarkets must find ways to innovate and think like the shopper, especially when they have a multitude of options at their disposal.BDHP Architecture

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