Learnings From Lockdown
The COVID-19 outbreak in the UK changed consumer behaviour towards food almost overnight.
Too Good To Go sought to uncover how behaviour and perceptions towards food have changed, and what Brits were thinking, feeling and doing in the kitchen during the lockdown.
This report summarises the findings of research conducted on behalf of Too Good To Go by Markettiers between the 24 - 27 April 2020.
Key takeaways include:
More people are aware of how much food they waste and are throwing away less food than normal during these uncertain times
Confidence in understanding the different labels has increased, albeit slightly, in the last year
During the current crisis, habits have changed. More people are cooking from scratch and trying new cooking skills
There are some regional differences in cooking skills
The younger generation is more likely to have tried new skills
However, many people are looking forward to more flexibility when the lockdown is relaxed
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