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In response to the outbreak of COVID-19, the Slovenian government implemented many restrictions, starting with a national lockdown that begun on 20 March 2020. Under lockdown, schools were forced to close, and employees had to work from home where possible.
The Slovenian government closed all restaurants and bars on 16 March, followed, two days later, by the suspension of all passenger bus and train travel with Italy, as well as calling a halt to air travel and shutting the smaller border posts with Austria and Croatia, with the larger ones remaining open, but with strict regulations in place: a negative coronavirus test less than three days old or agreeing to a health check.
During 2020, companies with large profiles have performed better compared to smaller companies that only offer a few brands in one or two product areas. Larger companies have the advantage of compensating for losses in one product area in another that has been benefiting from the unprecedented times.
Generally, modern grocery retailers did very well in response to the pandemic, especially supermarkets. In 2020, Slovenian consumers favoured shopping in supermarkets as they offer a wide selection of products that consumers can buy in bulk.
Under lockdown restrictions, foodservice outlets were obliged to temporarily close, with some switching to home delivery instead. In turn, it caused a drastic drop in both volume and value sales via the foodservice industry.
In 2021, current value growth of packaged food is expected to drop in response to the declining economy. Additionally, as employees return to work and children to school, consumption opportunities in the home will decrease, leading to a drop in demand for packaged food.
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Discover the latest market trends and uncover sources of future market growth for the Packaged food industry in Slovenia with research from Euromonitor's team of in-country analysts.
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