report specifically makes reference that by 2018 e-commerce grocery revenue is expected to increase by nearly 60 percent. However, they also concede that even with the increase in sales that is not likely to exceed more than 3 percent of total market share (JLL, 2014, pg. 3). The biggest take away from this report is that all grocery store formats should see an increase in market share and store count except traditional grocery and drug stores, which are seemingly losing more of their foothold in
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