Tag: consumer trends

Customers who had a positive online grocery customer experience were 2.2 times more likely to use that service more often than those who had a negative experience, according to Omnichannel Shopper Behavior Report 2022 Vol 3, from Mercatus, fielded October 6 - 10, 2022.

Fetch, America's No. 1 rewards app and leading consumer-engagement platform, today released the latest installment of its Fetch Price Index report, finding that average prices for food and consumer goods are up 12.5% compared to last year.

With the official start to the crucial holiday shopping season merely weeks away, a new study has revealed that senior retail leaders are more pessimistic about consumers’ confidence to spend in the face of rising inflation than consumers themselves indicate.

Numerator, a data and tech company serving the market research space, has released its Monthly Consumer Sentiment Study that examines economic concerns and the impacts on consumer behavior.

Invafresh, the industry leading fresh grocery platform, today announces the findings of its 2022 Grocery Innovation Study, which surveyed 100+ grocery decision makers on how their businesses are being impacted by technology.

Canadian Produce Marketing Association is pleased to provide its members with its first edition of the 2022 Canadian Consumer Preferences – CPMA Produce Yearbook, an in-depth report that showcases produce preferences of Canadian consumers.

Information Resources, Inc., which recently merged with The NPD Group to create a leading global technology, analytics and data provider, today released a new report, August 2022 Price Check: Tracking Retail Food and Beverage Inflation, with insights about food inflation and its impact on consumer shopping behavior.

Restaurant365, the leading all-in-one restaurant enterprise management software, reported that demand remained strong for restaurants in the second quarter of 2022, citing a 12% increase in its customers' sales from Q1 to Q2, despite the challenges of inflation and rising food costs.

A new study from Acosta shows that consumer grocery shopping behavior continues to evolve alongside the ongoing acceleration of digital commerce and innovation in traditional retail.

Nearly half of Americans (45%) feel like they can't afford their previous lifestyle and 76% of American consumers say their family has changed how they buy food with prices on the rise.