The Ongoing Battle for Consumer Retail Spend: Amazon Versus Walmart Q1 2022: The Grocery Wild Card
New Data Shows Amazon and Walmart’s Battle For Retail Spend Will Come Down to Grocery
If the competition between the two largest US retailers is a war, then the battle will be fought in the grocery aisle. Amazon Versus Walmart Q1 2022: The Grocery Wild Card breaks down Amazon’s growing sector-by-sector dominance — and the strength of Walmart’s grocery moat, at least for now.
Inside the July Report
- 53%: Amazon’s share of all eCommerce spending in the U.S.
- $566B: Amazon’s gross revenue in 2021
- $472B: Walmart’s gross revenue in 2021
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