Supermarkets polls & surveys

Supermarkets

Issue

Should supermarkets challenge people without masks?

consumer

about 1 year ago

How Brits feel about car manufacturering industry

consumer

Do you think it is fair or unfair for larger retailers who have been able to remain open through the lockdown, due to selling both essential and non-essential items, to continue to advertise and promote offers on their non-essential items through lockdown?

health

11 months ago

Surveys

Data collected from extensive surveys and snap polls about or relating to Supermarkets.

Last updated Nov 11, 2020

Do you think it is fair or unfair for larger retailers who have been able to remain open through the lockdown, due to selling both essential and non-essential items, to continue to advertise and promote offers on their non-essential items through lockdown?

health

11 months ago

Some supermarkets in the UK are limiting the purchase of all grocery items to three, and the most popular products to two, per customer to reduce the impact of panic buying, do you support or oppose this limit?

health

over 1 year ago

Do you support or oppose supermarkets rationing items such as antibacterial gels, toilet rolls, pasta and UHT milk to a maximum number per customer, amid signs of stockpiling?

consumer

over 1 year ago

There are calls for the cost of supermarket ‘bags for life’ to be raised from 10p to 70p. Would you support or oppose this price increase?

science

almost 2 years ago

When shopping in supermarkets, which would you prefer?

science

over 2 years ago

It has been suggested that some sweets, crisps and fizzy drinks will be sold in cigarette-style plain packaging, in a move to combat obesity. Would you support or oppose this plan?

health

over 2 years ago

Have you ever taken anything extra through the self-service checkout?

consumer

over 2 years ago

Currently products that contain nuts normally carry a warning on the packaging for people with nut allergies. Do you think these warnings should or should not be displayed on items where it may seem obvious that it contains nuts (for example, peanut butter)?

health

over 2 years ago

Supermarkets

Issue

Articles

Should supermarkets challenge people without masks?

Trackers

How Brits feel about car manufacturering industry

Surveys

Do you think it is fair or unfair for larger retailers who have been able to remain open through the lockdown, due to selling both essential and non-essential items, to continue to advertise and promote offers on their non-essential items through lockdown?

Surveys

Do you think it is fair or unfair for larger retailers who have been able to remain open through the lockdown, due to selling both essential and non-essential items, to continue to advertise and promote offers on their non-essential items through lockdown?

Some supermarkets in the UK are limiting the purchase of all grocery items to three, and the most popular products to two, per customer to reduce the impact of panic buying, do you support or oppose this limit?

Do you support or oppose supermarkets rationing items such as antibacterial gels, toilet rolls, pasta and UHT milk to a maximum number per customer, amid signs of stockpiling?

There are calls for the cost of supermarket ‘bags for life’ to be raised from 10p to 70p. Would you support or oppose this price increase?

When shopping in supermarkets, which would you prefer?

It has been suggested that some sweets, crisps and fizzy drinks will be sold in cigarette-style plain packaging, in a move to combat obesity. Would you support or oppose this plan?

Have you ever taken anything extra through the self-service checkout?

Currently products that contain nuts normally carry a warning on the packaging for people with nut allergies. Do you think these warnings should or should not be displayed on items where it may seem obvious that it contains nuts (for example, peanut butter)?