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12 February 2017

28428 GB adults surveyed

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Amazon are trialling supermarkets with no tills or cashiers. Shoppers scan their smartphone upon entry, sensors and cameras register items that are taken and the shopper’s account is charged for them when they exit the store. Would you prefer to do your shopping in such a supermarket, or would you prefer to continue to use a conventional supermarket?

Conducted 12 February 2017

YouGov surveyed 28428 GB adults

11%
75%
14%
Amazon are trialling supermarkets with no tills or cashiers. Shoppers scan their smartphone upon entry, sensors and cameras register items that are taken and the shopper’s account is charged for them when they exit the store. Would you prefer to do your shopping in such a supermarket, or would you prefer to continue to use a conventional supermarket?

Conducted 12 February 2017

YouGov surveyed 28428 GB adults

By:
11%
75%
14%

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