The very best retailers in Australia are named in Roy Morgan Awards: The Reject Store, JB Hello-Fi, Muffin Break and Aldi among the many winners

Australian buyers have voted for his or her favorite shops over the previous 12 months – with Aldi topped ‘finest grocery store’ for the sixth 12 months in a row.

Roy Morgan’s 2022 Buyer Satisfaction Awards has been rating Australia’s retailers for ten years now – with buyers voting for his or her favorite espresso store, clothes retailer, {hardware} store, and extra.

Fashionable companies among the many lately introduced winners embrace Myer, Costco, Bunnings Warehouse, Dan Murphy’s, and The Reject Store. 

The majority of the awards had been snatched by repeat winners and types returning to the winner’s circle after a while out of the highlight – resembling Muffin Break (finest espresso store) and Chemist Warehouse (finest pharmacy) after coming first in 2020.

Winners of the Roy Morgan buyer satisfaction awards are decided by an annual survey of greater than 60,000 Australians of their purchasing experiences over the previous 12 months.

Roy Morgan’s 2022 Buyer Satisfaction Awards has been rating Australia’s retailers for ten years now – with buyers voting for his or her favorite espresso store, clothes retailer, and extra

Buyers had been requested to price companies primarily based on their general satisfaction with service, offers and worth for cash.

Repeat winners embrace Myer (finest division retailer), Bunnings Warehouse (finest ironmongery store), Sketchers (finest shoe retailer), and Insurgent (finest sports activities retailer). 

Muffin Break gained ‘espresso store of the 12 months’ and Supercheap Auto took out the most effective auto retailer award for the 12 months.

Clothes retailer Suzanne Grae got here out on prime for its common clothes for girls, and JB Hello-Fi gained finest each furnishings/electrical retailer of the 12 months in each the general and main class.

The only first-time winner is prime fast service restaurant Zambrero – with Subway sweeping up the ‘main’ class of the award.

Aldi additionally gained second place for the ‘Better of the Finest’ award due to its buyer satisfaction score of 96.1 per cent – behind first-time winner Vaya with a score of 96.3 per cent.