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Channel: eCommerce
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eCommerce growth is expected to continue with nearly half of consumers shopping more online in 2021. The convenience and fast delivery times has made online shopping a more regular habit, particularly as retailers have accelerated investments in online infrastructure.
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eCommerce & Covid-19
July 7 2021.
eCommerce growth is expected to continue with nearly half of consumers shopping more online in 2021. The convenience and fast delivery times has made online shopping a more regular habit, particularly as retailers have accelerated investments in online infrastructure.
eCommerce & Covid-19
June 7 2021.
44% of eShoppers in the US started buying alcohol online in 2020, compared to only 19% in 2019. Consumers are not expected to drink more overall because of the convenience of buying online, but they’re more likely to trade up online and pay more for experiences.
eCommerce & Covid-19
April 7 2021.
Alcohol eCommerce has seen massive growth in the last year, both in terms of buyers and category dollars spent.
eCommerce & Covid-19
February 2 2021.
Food & Beverage has become the largest CPG segment online.
eCommerce & Covid-19
August 26 2020.
Consumers continue to show comfort in online adoption. Consumers spent $211.5 billion online during the second quarter and sales are up 31.8% during the same period.
eCommerce & Covid-19
July 14 2020.
The eCommerce channels is expected to grow to $58.52 billion this year, with the top 10 eCommerce businesses growing over 20% on average.
Online Grocery - eCommerce Covid-19
July 7 2020.
Online grocery sales are still growing, but at a slower pace than the previous two months. Order frequency is on the rise in June.
eCommerce Covid-19 Insights
June 30 2020.
eCommerce growth as of May 1 was up 68%, surpassing 40% of total retail sales
eCommerce Covid-19 Insights
June 23 2020.
34% of consumers spsend at least $50 when ordering food online. Online delivery services such as Drizly have experienced significant growth because of COVID-19.
eCommerce Covid-19 Insights
June 17 2020.
US consumers will spend $709.78 billion on e-commerce in 2020, representing an increase of 18.0%. eCommerce will continue to gain share of total retail sales through 2022.
Click
and Collect
June 2 2020.
Click and Collect has become increasingly popular as a result of COVID-19. Many new users will continue to use click and collect services after the pandemic is over.
Online Shopping Impact
June 2 2020.
Online and click-and-collect orders have become a normal part of consumers shopping experience. There is a large, sustained shift online that doesn’t appear to be stopping soon. Retailers must continue to prioritize and invest in these delivery and click-and-collect options.
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Impact on Online Shopping
May 19 2020.
Online Delivery & Click and Collect Continue to Attract New Users. Nearly three-fourths of consumers surveyed said they had placed an online delivery (ship-to-home) order in the past week, and nearly half said they had placed an online order for pick-up (click-and-collect).
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Covid-19 Online Shopping Impacts
May 5 2020.
Online delivery and click-and-collect services continue to attract new users. 16% of those who placed an online ship-to-home order indicated it was their first time ever or first time in the past six months doing so; 39% of click-and-collect users said the same.
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Online Retailers Responding to Coronavirus
April 28 2020.
Retailers have had to adapt their businesses to the coronavirus. Report includes advice and provides a guide to ways merchants can navigate through these uncharted waters.
Covid-19
eCommerce
April 28 2020.
Online Order Growth: Consumers continue to adopt online behaviors.
Online Shopping Impacts
April 21 2020.
Online delivery and click-and-collect services continue to attract new users
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Shift in Online Behaviors During Covid-19
April 6 2020.
Current consumer and Category Trends