Articles Tagged with ''consumer shopping habits''

U.S. consumers have a renewed interest in cooking freshly prepared meals, but not in spending more time doing it, according to a recent kitchen audit conducted by The NPD Group, Chicago.

Here's how consumers’ shopping patterns as well as emerging marketing programs are impacting retail channel trends.

Millennials are spending their money differently than older generations, according to a new report from Bankrate.com, New York.

Men are taking more control over grocery shopping and cooking than ever before, with 84% of them saying they're the primary grocery shoppers in their households (a 19 percentage point increase over the past decade), according the latest research from Men’s Health magazine, a brand of The Rodale Inc., Emmaus, Pa.

The days of the single stop for all your groceries is fading into the past along with other victims of revolutionary change in retail.

New research and insights from Acosta, Jacksonville, Fla., show that 97% of all CPG dollars are still being spent in brick-and-mortar retail stores.

A study from InMarket, Venice, Calif., provides insight into the Gen Z demographic, the supergroup of digital natives born after 1995, who don’t know a world without the internet.

Over 2008-12, an average of 67% of households predominantly shopped at supermarkets.

When it comes to predicting consumption of unhealthy food, who a person is may matter more than where they shop for food, according to a study conducted by RAND Corp., Santa Monica, Calif.