Driven by the need to distance themselves from others and adhere to stricter budgets, many Britons are changing the way they shop for groceries due to COVID-19. But while a growing number are ordering online and stockpiling during the crisis, which behaviours are likely to stick afterwards?

People around the world are grappling with lockdown restrictions, but not all their needs are identical. At a time when blanket support can drown out the more nuanced needs of consumers, Morrisons has launched a ‘Ramadan Essentials’ food box to support Muslims observing Ramadan.

Cooking dinner from scratch each night is unfeasible for most Britons, with a lack of time and know-how necessitating some shortcuts. How exactly do meal kits, frozen veggies, and delivery services factor into their nightly plans? Canvas8 spoke to eight people to learn about their supper routines.

Restaurants have been one of the hardest-hit industries during the crisis. As lockdowns lift and restaurants look to re-open, people are beginning to think about what that return will look like, and it’s becoming clear that there will be a marked shift towards local and family-owned businesses.