Due to the Sunday trading ban we can expect a decrease in retail trade in Poland. On the other hand retail sales were generally higher by 8 pct in 2017, therefore, the anticipated short-term drop of sales could be mitigated within 6-9 months in terms of absolute numbers.
Some of the turnover in Sunday retail trade may be transferred to the remaining days of the week; however, due to the loss of compulsive shopping, i.e. unplanned purchases, overall turnover is predicted to decrease. This will be felt by clothing stores, which are key tenants in shopping centres, electronics & home appliance stores and for all the other products that require time for purchasing decisions to be made as well as for those that benefit from compulsive purchases.
The greatest declines will be incurred by the food & beverage sector within shopping centre food-courts, which cannot make up for lost sales on other days of the week.
In super- and hypermarkets the average sales on Sunday are lower than
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