A survey of shopping changes under COVID-19

Q4 Agricultural and Biological Sciences Journal of Food Distribution Research Pub Date : 2021-03-01 DOI:10.22004/AG.ECON.313453
Kristen S. Park, A. Brumberg, K. Yonezawa
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Before COVID-19, less than 7% of annual American grocery sales took place online. We hypothesize that during the COVID-19 pandemic, shoppers have decreased in-person shopping and increased online shopping. We conducted a survey of 780 grocery shoppers in five Northeastern states in May 2020. The percent of groceries purchased online increased from 8.4% pre-COVID-19 to 21.1% during COVID-19, whereas the percent of purchases from physical stores declined from 85.3% to 72.4%. Increases in online purchases resulted from 1) an increase in the number of online users, and 2) an increase in the amount purchased online by pre-COVID-19 online users. © 2021, Food Distribution Research Society. All rights reserved.
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在2019冠状病毒病之前,美国每年不到7%的杂货销售是在网上进行的。我们假设,在COVID-19大流行期间,购物者减少了亲自购物,增加了网上购物。我们在2020年5月对东北部五个州的780名杂货店购物者进行了调查。在新冠疫情期间,在线购物的食品杂货比例从8.4%上升到21.1%,而实体店购物的比例从85.3%下降到72.4%。网上购物增加的原因是:1)在线用户数量增加;2)新冠肺炎前在线用户在线购物金额增加。©2021,食品分配研究学会。版权所有。
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Journal of Food Distribution Research Agricultural and Biological Sciences-Food Science
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