If you don’t think American consumers don’t care about social justice, diversity and equality when it comes to their purchasing habits, you’ll probably think twice about that after seeing these statistics from a recent study ...
“Consumers are in search of a well-being experience through an entirely new lens built around a sense of uncertainty as to when life will shift to more balanced routines,” said Mintel’s Gabrielle Lieberman. (iStock/marekuliasz) An ...
NRF is urging USTR to rely on other remedies and authorities to address trade complaints.
While many grocery stores have posted strong earnings during the pandemic thanks to increased in-store and e-commerce sales, consumers have clearly noticed that they’re paying more for many items. Chicago-based market researcher C+R Research recently ...
It’s going to be a crowded holiday shopping season — online, at least — according to a U.S. company that provides software to help brands deliver revenue-generating and personalized customer experiences. According to a survey ...
How do consumers evaluate transparency in the food industry? Here’s how: 62% of shoppers say a brand or manufacturer is transparent if it provides a complete list of ingredients; 53% says the description of ingredients ...
If you want a new bike, good luck finding one. Bike shops are selling out. Bicycle, bicycle, bicycleI want to ride my bicycle, bicycle, bicycle Consumers are singing that old Queen song all the way ...
What’s the future hold for the food industry? The president and CEO of the Food Marketing Institute, which represents retailers, producers and other companies that provide services to the food industry, offers up an answer: ...
That’s kind of how the past few months have felt. Normally, of course, major changes to consumer behavior can be linked to major life changes at the individual level, such as having a baby, moving ...
Home and garden centers have been a beneficiary of home-bound consumers who want to spruce up their yards. Some good news: Consumer spending is “beginning to trend in the right direction,” according to a ...
