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Retail volume sales of consumer appliances declined for the second year in a row during 2020, posting their worst performance in more than a decade. The economic uncertainty engendered by the pandemic significantly undermined consumer confidence, leading some to postpone purchases of big-ticket items, particularly when they were discretionary in nature.
On 14 March, borders were closed and public transport restrictions imposed in Denmark, with compulsory seat reservations for long distance and regional trains and passenger capacity reduced by 80%. 18 March saw the closure of shopping centres, other than for access to pharmacies and grocery retailers.
There is currently no indications that manufacturers of consumer appliances have significantly altered their strategies in Denmark as a result of COVID-19. Supply-chain disruption was a risk during the first half of the year, and while the unit price of consumer appliances in Denmark did rise during 2020, this was in line with the previous year’s trend and attributable to premiumisation – namely increased consumer interest in multi-functional and designer appliances, as illustrated by the ongoing success of Dyson Denmark ApS in air treatment products, for example – rather than a shortage of consumer appliances.
The main impact of the pandemic on the distribution of consumer appliance during 2020 was a sharp acceleration in the shift towards e-commerce. Consumers became increasingly wary of in-person shopping due to the risk of contagion, with a growing number of them increasingly comfortable shopping online.
Retail volume sales of consumer appliances will continue to decline slowly but steadily over the course of the forecast period, with many households purchasing fewer but more expensive products. As a result, unit price growth will remain robust.
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