Content Tagged: "nondurable goods"

Year in and year out, one thing has remained constant: Some three-quarters of U.S. box shipments have always gone to package

One year ago, inflation was not even on the radar of most economists. Back then, Continue reading →

Consumer spending has been in the headlines of economic news since the COVID-19 pandemic caused Continue reading →

The COVID-19 pandemic has reshaped the U.S. economy in many ways. The generous provision of Continue reading →

Looking back on consumer spending patterns last year reveals unique and sometimes unexpected shifts in Continue reading →

There is no question that the coronavirus pandemic has upended the U.S. economy. COVID-19 triggered Continue reading →

Shifting consumer patterns in response to the coronavirus pandemic have been at the center of Continue reading →

"COVID-19 remains at the center of our social, political, and economic lives, as it has Continue reading →"

"Since the arrival of COVID-19 in January, our social, business, and economic lives have been Continue reading →"

Looking at U.S. box consumption through the lens of consumption data offers a different view Continue reading →

An expanding economy is what keeps America growing. That growth is best measured by change Continue reading →

For an independent corrugated or carton converter, trade policy might seem remote from the daily Continue reading →