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‘Scottish shoppers are more willing than others in the UK to spend more on ethical items, independent restaurants and faster delivery times. New research from Colliers International – which concentrated on shopping habits in an attempt to understand the opportunities and challenges facing retailers – has revealed that 64 per cent of consumers north of the Border would happily pay more for items with a proven ethical or environmental benefit. This compared to just 54 per cent across the UK as a whole.’
https://www.insider.co.uk/news/ethical-shoppers-guide-colliers-international-12795424
So much for the mean Scot stereotype so beloved in some parts?
This is a first return to the theme of difference for some time. See these earlier examples:
Scotland takes nearly 26% of Syrian refugees settled in UK with only 8% of the UK population
8% of the population but 11.8% of the charitable donations – ‘punching above our weight?’
Scientific evidence that Scots tend to be different from the other groups in rUK?
‘Scottish tooth fairies are the most generous.’ See, even more evidence we are different.
Who said Scots were not more left-wing than those in the rest of the UK?
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