Election Day Sees Shift in Consumer Habits, Delivery Data Reveals
Translated & summarized from i24NEWS by baba
Delivery service Wolt observed a shift in consumer habits on election day, with a 40% increase in orders to locations outside the home or office. Hamburgers were the most popular food item, while bakeries, butcher shops, and toy stores saw significant order growth. Conversely, electronics and fashion orders declined.
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- Wolt saw a 40% rise in orders to non-home/office locations on election day.
- Hamburgers were the most ordered food item, followed by pizza and shawarma.
- Orders from bakeries, butcher shops, and toy stores increased by 25%.
- Electronics and fashion orders saw significant declines on election day.
- Supermarket and delicatessen orders experienced moderate increases.
Delivery service Wolt reported a notable change in consumer behavior on election day, with a significant increase in orders destined for locations outside the home or office. By 6 PM on Tuesday, orders to places like parks, entertainment complexes, and polling stations saw a 40% rise compared to typical days. In the restaurant category, hamburgers were the most popular choice, followed by pizza, shawarma, sushi, and ice cream. The data also indicated a surge in purchases from bakeries, butcher shops, and toy stores, with orders increasing by approximately 25% in these sectors. Supermarket orders were up by about 20%, and delicatessens saw a 10% increase. Conversely, there was a decrease in orders for pet food and supplies, electronics, and fashion, dropping by 10%, 30%, and 35% respectively.
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