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- US Entertaining at Home Consumer Report 2023
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“The pandemic has taken a toll on home entertaining, with fewer people gathering and fewer occasions celebrated in 2022 than in 2019. There are key segments of the population who are eager to entertain, however, including parents with kids under 18. Encouraging these consumers to celebrate even small occasions can help to boost the home entertaining market and provide inspiration for consumers to enjoy the company of friends and family during at-home gatherings.”
– Kristen Boesel, Senior Analyst
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