British grocery sales growth slows to 5.5% in four weeks to April 19 - Kantar

LONDON (Reuters) - British grocery sales grew 5.5% in the four weeks to April 19, a slowdown from record growth of 20.6% in March when shoppers built up stocks before the country went on coronavirus lockdown, industry data showed on Tuesday.Market researcher Kantar said Britons still spent 524 million pounds more on groceries in the four weeks versus the same period last year.It said on average, UK households shopped only 14 times for groceries over the past month, a record low and down from 17..