UK grocery store sales hit a record $13 billion in March after panic-buying frenzy made consumers shop more than usual
British supermarket sales reached £10.8 billion in March as households prepared for an extended stay at home.
Supermarkets saw unusually high activity on March 16 when the public headed to shops in high numbers. Rather than a widespread increase in using large trolleys, Kantar said the record sales figure was due to an increase in shopping trips and buying slightly more each time.
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