CPG & Grocery

All That Coffee Drinking at Home Might Affect Chains Into Next Year

Quarantine brewing leaves less time for a trip to Starbucks

Nestle's and J.M. Smucker's coffee sales grew throughout the pandemic.Getty Images
By Paul Hiebert

June 5, 2020

People are consuming much more coffee at home these days, and that’s not a great sign for chains such as Dunkin’ and Starbucks, which have already been impacted from store closures following the Covid-19 outbreak.

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Paul Hiebert

Paul Hiebert is a CPG reporter at Adweek, where he focuses on data-driven stories that help illustrate changes in consumer behavior and sentiment.

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