Consumer Attitudes & Behavior

A new survey reveals almost all consumers express concerns over tariffs, with many saying tariffs will change how they shop.

Consumers in the United States and abroad are concerned about ongoing high grocery prices in the face of inflation, supply chain challenges and looming tariffs.

Chick-fil-A is continuing its dominance in the quick-serve sector when it comes to customer satisfaction.

A large majority of consumers are planning to participate in Amazon’s upcoming Prime Day sales event, especially those under the age of 60.

Perhaps unsurprisingly, America’s largest retailer captures the most spend among Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) recipients.

Consumers grew considerably more upbeat in the early part of June as they became less anxious about inflation and the potential impact of tariffs.

Retail sales continued to grow in May even though consumers slowed down on stocking up ahead of tariffs, reported the National Retail Federation.

The large majority of shoppers are “uncommitted” – marking a big opportunity for retailers to attract new customers.

Consumers are remaining uncertain about the future in the face of impending tariffs.

Summer may not have officially started yet, but consumers are already amending their spending plans for the season.