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This preview of The U.S. Grocery Shopper Trends 2015 study provides an analysis of the attitudes and behaviors of American consumers as they relate to and impact the food retail industry.

The U.S. Grocery Shopper Trends 2016 provides an analysis of the attitudes and behaviors of American consumers as they relate to and impact the food retail industry.

The 2018 U.S. Grocery Shopper Trends report, prepared by the Hartman Group, tracks trends among U.S.grocery shoppers, and for the last four decades, we’ve traced where they shop, how they shop and what issues are most important to them as consumers. This year we examine what it means to shoppers to eat well and shop well.

This Excel file is a supplement to the U.S. Grocery Shopper Trends 2019 report. It reports data collected from US respondents, 18+ years old, in February 2019.

This Excel file is a supplement to the U.S. Grocery Shopper Trends 2020 report. It reports data collected from US respondents, 18+ years old, in February 2020.

This Excel file is a supplement to the 2021 U.S. Grocery Shopper Trends report. It reports data collected from US respondents, 18+ years old, in February 2021.

Since the start of the pandemic, we’ve been tracking grocery shoppers’ changing habits and behaviors. It’s back-to-school season; we continue to evaluate grocery shopper behaviors and take a closer look at how shoppers’ plans and habits evolve as families return to routine.

Since the start of the pandemic, we’ve been tracking grocery shoppers’ changing habits and behaviors. This report recaps long-standing grocery shopper trends including sustainability, transparency and health and well-being. We also explore shoppers’ concerns and expectations for the future and what we can learn from their approaches to the evolving hybrid world.

Since the start of the pandemic, we’ve been tracking grocery shoppers’ changing habits and behaviors. This report looks at the food shopper journey and how it is indicative of a growing hybrid approach to grocery shopping.

Since the start of the pandemic, we’ve been tracking grocery shoppers’ changing habits and behaviors. This latest update details shoppers’ weekly spend, primary store choice, and engagement with the emerging array of online and in-person grocery options.

It’s the holiday season; we continue to evaluate grocery shopper behaviors and take a closer look at shoppers' plans for the major food holidays.

The meaning of “good value” is becoming more complex as consumers navigate grocery aisles. Emerging dimensions of quality, relevance, experience and convenience are bucking the long-held definition of value being measured by a simple equation of higher quantity at a lower price.

Overview: COVID-19 impact on grocery shopping. To assess the impact of COVID-19 on U.S. grocery shopper perceptions and behaviors, FMI is conducting online tracking surveys.

Consumer expectations for future shopping behavior. To assess the impact of COVID-19 on U.S. grocery shopper perceptions and behaviors, FMI is conducting online tracking surveys.

The U. S. Grocery Shopper Trends COVID-19 Tracker wave eight revisits topics explored in the first wave of this research including consumers concern about the virus; anxiety about ability to feed the household; the nature of shopping trips; reliance on online grocery channels; cooking trends; and trust in grocery stores.

The U.S. Grocery Shopper COVID-19 Tracker wave six explores food waste and food shortages, along with consumers' emerging feelings of home-cooking fatigue.

The U. S. Grocery Shopper Trends COVID-19 Tracker wave nine updates grocery shopping habits for online shopping; continued concerns about the coronavirus; shoppers' willingness to use grocery store pharmacies for flu shots; how grocery shoppers plan to celebrate upcoming holidays; and how Americans plan for food and drink around spectator sports.

The U. S. Grocery Shopper Trends COVID-19 Tracker: Holidays updates grocery shopping attitudes and behaviors as Americans look forward to the holiday season.