Consumer Attitudes & Behavior

Quality and flavor rank above cost when purchasing items for the turkey-themed holiday, according to data from Breaktime Media.

A new report finds almost 70% of grocery shoppers feel the in-store experience has stagnated or worsened over the past two years.

At the November event, leaders from the companies will unpack how the CPG brand is getting the scoop on its natural foods-leaning ice cream shoppers, and how it is turning these insights into action.

Research from 84.51° found that shoppers increasingly expect innovations like smart carts and AI integrations to streamline the shopping experience.

Grocery stores and Walmart are the top candy purchasing destinations for the spooky holiday, according to data from Breaktime Media.

Consumers are much more likely to click on social ads closer to the sales events that imply urgency, and there’s a significant customer service gap during peak shopping times, according to Emplifi.

Research from B2B wholesale marketplace Faire found that many retailers are planning extra perks for in-store shoppers, such as DIY workshops, holiday markets and other events.

The retailer is offering lower prices than last year, reducing prices on more than 2,000 items across private label and national brands, including everyday essentials and holiday gifts.

While many households take part in familiar routines, there's an opportunity and desire for new holiday experiences, according to insights from Kroger's 84.51°.

Attitudes vary most strongly by age, but personalization and rewards could be key to winning over consumers who remain undecided.