A study has found that Canadians are sticking to their Thanksgiving traditions despite higher grocery costs due to inflation. This insistence on spending demonstrates the importance people place on celebrating meals together, and this may continue as the cost of living limits how often they eat out.

For Thanksgiving 2021, rising inflation and ongoing supply chain issues are raising the cost of holiday celebrations. This adds to the concerns of those already hit hard by the pandemic, giving brands room to help people manage their holiday spending during the potentially stressful time.

Amid a supply chain crisis and geopolitical instability, the start of 2022 has seen many Americans experience a sudden rise in everyday costs. What tactics are they employing to cope with this increase, and how can brands both manage their bottom lines and better serve their customers?

Online grocery shopping has been slow to take off in the US, but with COVID-19, more people than ever are signing up for the service. Shipt offers same-day delivery from a variety of retailers, providing quick, clean, and convenient drop-offs at a time when it's never been more appealing.