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semideclared OP t1_j15s623 wrote
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Thats the week beginning Sunday of each year
semideclared OP t1_j15p3d3 wrote
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Thats it though....theres been no change
The biggest shopping weekend in 4 years was the 2 weeks in the middle of March 2020 as everyone panic bought. Every Year July 4th, Memorial Day, Christmas and Thanksgiving are the normal outliers for shopping
That left April Covid and October Inflation as good comparisons
Inflation, and a Pandemic....and we still buy the same kind of things
Ground Beef or Steak, Cokes and Pepsi, Fruit Drinks, Crackers, Cookies, and Frozen Meals
None of this really changed in the Same week in each year even as life changed so much
semideclared OP t1_j14aiui wrote
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The biggest shopping weekend in 4 years was the 2 weeks in the middle of March 2020 as everyone panic bought. Every Year July 4th, Memorial Day, Christmas and Thanksgiving are the normal outliers for shopping
That left April and October as good comparisons
semideclared OP t1_j14a7wq wrote
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Source USDA ERS The Weekly Retail Food Sales series
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[OC] What Impact has Covid and Inflation had on Grocery Shopping Trends in the US from 2019 - 2022semideclared OP t1_iuyrq2b wrote
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13.5% Lower in 2019 vs 2020.
2019 Average Weekly Sales $1,156,258,455 and Units 147,146,677
Retail Sales from Jan 2019 - July 2022. How Much did we buy in Lockdown
semideclared OP t1_iuyqwkz wrote
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yea I saw that but just didnt process that
Retail Sales from Jan 2019 - July 2022. How Much did we buy in Lockdown
semideclared OP t1_iuxvwjh wrote
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Yea its July 4th and Memorial Day
2020 of course may have altered that a little. But July 4th is always the biggest selling 2018 - 2022
semideclared OP t1_iuxvd5u wrote
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Americans buy lots of Cheap Alcohol to Celebrate July 4th and Memorial Day and not quite as much, but more expensive Alcohol to celebrate Christmas
July 4th Average Cost per Unit Sales was $8.96
And Christmas Purchases averaged $9.36
semideclared OP t1_iuxv3xd wrote
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source was The Weekly Retail Food Sales series https://www.ers.usda.gov/data-products/weekly-retail-food-sales/
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semideclared OP t1_j15t41h wrote
Reply to comment by groovycoyote in [OC] What Impact has Covid and Inflation had on Grocery Shopping Trends in the US from 2019 - 2022 by semideclared
IF you use Beef, Beer, Cokes, Stouffer Frozen Food, Crackers, and Oreo's, well that only 50% and people just think youre being to selective to make fun of American Diets