NAK: the coronavirus has also transformed consumer habits
Based on the feedback from the traders interviewed by the Chamber of Commerce, it can be said that shopping habits – including the number of purchases, the “size” and composition of the shopping basket – have slowly but largely returned to pre-emergency levels, but turnover is still below, compared to the same period of the previous year.
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