Today we are humbled by the love in our big little Emerald City – a love as boisterous as the Pike Place Market used to be just a few weeks ago…as palpable as the laughter and chatter once heard in the busy downtown restaurants, now only open for takeout. Today, this love glints off the digital airwaves like the sun sparkling on the Puget Sound as we shift our connections online rather than in-line at our neighborhood coffee shops.

We are staying at home and social distancing. Our grocery shelves are bare and our restaurants are closed to foot traffic. Ordering from restaurants is making consumers feel good.

In early March, 24% of respondents said their grocery shopping habits have changed since Coronavirus, and two weeks later 83% claim their shopping habits have changed – an increase of 59 points!

Sentiments towards online grocery shopping are shifting. Across the US, consumers are changing the way they shop for groceries.  We surveyed 2,152 consumers who have shopped for groceries in the last 30 days to understand more about how Coronavirus has impacted...

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