Research & Data

Numerator's SNAP Trip Tracker details how SNAP recipients have changed their shopping habits in the past several weeks following the expiration of Emergency Allotment benefits.

According to the report, SNAP shoppers are less likely to shop at retailers such as Target, Whole Foods and Publix, and instead opt for Walmart, Kroger and club chains.

According to the survey, 61% of higher income households choose healthy snacks over junk food, and of total snack buyers, 15% say it's important for snacks to be natural or organic.

Several categories including frozen foods and general food are targeted for expansion as retailers look to offer shoppers products at lower prices.

In April, online's share of total grocery spending was 12.1%, a decrease of 20 basis points compared to one year ago.

According to Catalina's Q1 2023 Shopping Basket Index, several grocery categories have seen significant price increases compared to the first quarter of last year.

Coveo's latest Ecommerce Relevance Report highlights American and British consumers' attitudes toward affordability and online shopping.

A Numerator survey reveals recipients of the government assistance program are changing shopping habits to make ends meet.

Produce, beverages and dairy products were among the best-selling categories last year, providing insights to retailers looking to expand private label organic offerings.

A new report on this growing segment cites continued retail expansion of private brand products as a key driver.

A negative experience and price increases are the top two reasons for consumers switching grocery brands.

According to 84.51°'s April Consumer Digest- Special Inflation Edition, 21% of consumers feel uncomfortable with their finances and 62% feel neutral about them.