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Packaged food will see a significant impact from COVID-19 in 2020 with drastically reduced revenue takings. This was largely due to the temporary closure of bars and restaurants from mid-March to mid-May, which was imposed to reduce the spread of the virus.
On 14 March, country borders were closed and public transport restrictions imposed. The latter included compulsory seat reservations for long distance and regional trains, and a reduction of passenger capacity by 80%.
Danish retailers in Southern Denmark will generally fare the best from the influence of COVID-19 on packaged food in 2020. Danes in this region often cross the border to purchase goods (such as Nutella) in Germany for the lower prices and greater variety of product sizes.
Modern grocery retailers remained the largest distribution channel within packaged food in 2020, with supermarkets and discounters accounting for the highest value shares, followed closely by hypermarkets. However, e-commerce will see the largest channel growth in 2020, continuing the dynamic growth seen over the review period.
As Danish consumer foodservice outlets were required to close temporarily from 18 March to 18 May, foodservice volume sales will see a heavy impact due to COVID-19 in 2020. Independents typically suffered the most from these closures as cafés/bars and street stalls/kiosks are largely run by independent players that do not have the same liquidity as large international chains and cannot offer such widescale distribution.
While the Danish GDP is expected to drop in 2020, recovery is expected in 2021. Consumers are expected to return to their workplaces, rather than remaining working from home, and will also engage in a greater amount of social activity.
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