New data from AMC Global explores how consumers’ eating and shopping habits are likely to change because of the virus. The coronavirus crisis is forcing all consumers to adopt new habits surrounding dining at restaurants and eating in general. Poll data released this week shows that those behaviors might have long-lasting impacts for restaurants, even once the current COVID-19 threat has eased. After the pandemic has passed, consumers expect to be much less reliant on takeout than they are now, according to a survey by AMC Global, a market research firm. Currently, 33% of consumers say they’re getting more takeout than before the pandemic. But just 13% of consumers say they expect to be as reliant on off-premise dining after the threat passes.
“The current pandemic is changing consumer behavior and will continue to have an influence even when the crisis subsides,” AMC Global said in a news release. READ MORE in Restaurantbusinessonline.com.. Comments are closed.
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