- Circana

- Oct 24, 2024
- 1 min read
Updated: Jul 28
Impact and Opportunities for Retail Activation
14% of U.S. households are Hispanic households, and these consumers are more likely to shop in-store than online. This report, Part II in a two-part series, focuses on U.S. Hispanic retail engagement. It also explores the importance of understanding cultural references and opportunities to activate these valuable shoppers around specific holidays.
Highlights:
Hispanic households tend to be multigenerational and larger than the national average.
Hispanic consumers favor local Hispanic or family-owned retailers but will shop mainstream retailers with the right assortments.
Traditional flavors like limón, churro, and horchata, and brands like Fabuloso, Modelo, and LaLa, are gaining mainstream appeal across food and beverage.
Using country-of-origin and descriptive menus, restaurants have unique opportunities to target specific groups.
Retailers should align Hispanic social and digital media messaging with preferred apps, such as WhatsApp, TikTok, and Snapchat.
Circana's Comprehensive Insights On Hispanic Shoppers
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