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While U.K. consumers' purchasing habits are similar to their U.S. counterparts, they are more inclined to buy from the same store twice.

Google/Kantar TNS, Global, Shopping Preferences Study, U.S., U.K., Brazil, India, n=1,500 consumers 18–64 who made a purchase in the past 6 months in each country, total n=6,000, Oct. 2018.

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