The North West based food and drink retailer, Booths, has seen its Christmas home delivery orders rise by 54% and total orders, including click and collect, which has increased by 11% this year.
Average order values are up 14% with the average basket spend rising to £82.75. For home delivery orders, the average spend has risen to a record £122.
Booths chief executive Chris Dee said: “The Northern secret is out. The rise in demand nationwide for a Booths Christmas is particularly gratifying, confirming that Booths is a trusted brand with significant appeal outside our region. Quality is core to the Booths offer, and we have the advantage and privilege to work with the best farmers and food producers in the country.”
Booths said its “Great Northern Christmas” book has contributed to the appeal of the Booths offering. Bestselling products include easy to cook turkey joints, bread sauce, dressed lobster and ready prepared dauphinoise potatoes. Goose fat sales have climbed by 458%.
Dee added: “For most families, Christmas dinner is the most important meal of the year and it’s heart-warming that they trust Booths to deliver this. People come to Booths for the best; they have confidence in our quality, service and commitment to find the very best suppliers producing exceptional food.”
