What? That’s what they’ve always done. They’ve been a combo department store and small grocer for decades. Their demographic is middle-class white women too snooty for Walmart but not so wealthy for luxury brands.
Neil Saunders, an analyst at GlobalData Retail, said in a note to clients Wednesday. “Target, which used to be very attuned to consumer demand, has lost its grip on delivering for the American shopper.”
They could have a very niche demographic or maybe their just out of touch.
Target does lean weirdly heavy into clothes and home goods now days. Their target customers must be a strange niche.
They actually didn’t expand into produce until the 2010s. Until then it was just pantry items. I remember the remodel when I worked there.
I could swear I remember freezers in the 00’s but I can’t remember fresh produce thinking back.
Could very location dependent and if the store is Target, Target Greatland or whatever their supercenter is called.
They definitely had refrigerated goods well before 2010.
What? That’s what they’ve always done. They’ve been a combo department store and small grocer for decades. Their demographic is middle-class white women too snooty for Walmart but not so wealthy for luxury brands.
For clothes, they used to compete with Old Navy and not Walmart.
They could have a very niche demographic or maybe their just out of touch.