Articles Tagged with ''consumer trends''

Increasing consumption rates among American consumers would help both U.S. and European veal companies.

30% of primary grocery shoppers are experiencing greater financial pressure than last year and 25% are buying more value-size items to save money.

As COVID-19 concerns increase, meat department dollar sales increased 22.2% versus year ago.

The week ending July 19 was the second of eight non-holiday weeks between Independence Day and Labor Day.

The elevated everyday demand resulted in a 21.4% increase in dollar sales versus year ago.

So far, the 2020 pandemic-affected holidays have seen strong sales performances.

The meat department had much improved its in-stock position and assortment continued to recover from May lows.

The week ending June 21st was Father’s Day weekend and the results for the meat department as a whole, and beef in particular, were astounding.

Prices remained elevated, which resulted in high dollar gains of 15.9%.

The first week of June marks three full months of Coronavirus-related shopping patterns.