Slightly Fewer Shop for Electronics, Groceries Online
Consumers who do primary grocery shopping in store vs. online inched up to 71.5% from 71.2% a month ago, Resonate reported Tuesday of a survey fielded Feb. 22-March 10, after 107 million COVID-19 vaccines were administered. The in-store grocery portion…
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rose from 68.6% in December and 61.9% in June. Just over 24% of respondents would buy electronics in store vs. online, up from 18.8% in August. Some 55% aren't going to crowded activities such as movie theaters or concerts until the coronavirus is under control.