As we continue to explore consumer behavior during COVID-19 in collaboration with OpinionRoute, we decided to look at summer activities in the United States during the pandemic. The research showed that summer get-togethers in the are quite different in 2020, with virtual and socially distanced gatherings high on the list of activities. More than half of the respondents report restaurant outings, mostly indoors. And, while most report staying in touch with close family, the pandemic is negatively impacting the ability to connect with friends and extended family over the summer.
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Key findings for the week of July 27:
A complete representation of the data can be found here.
We also conducted an update study on alcohol usage in conjunction with this wave. Responses show that 27% of people are consuming alcohol more frequently during the pandemic, with 45% consuming the same amount as before. We also found that younger consumers age 21-35 are drinking more alcoholic beverages than before, with 40% drinking more rum, 33% more spiked seltzers, 30% more wine beverages, 41% more beer.
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