more economic shift:

"But behavior has shifted to minimize browsing while buying groceries. "

Coke:“As consumers adjust to stay-at-home lifestyle, they’re making fewer shopping trips and filling bigger baskets often based on availability and orientate to known, trusted brands,”

"Smucker also noted that demand has begun to moderate, although it remains elevated above pre-crisis levels." https://www.cnbc.com/2020/04/22/coronavirus-consumer-brands-didnt-reap-a-windfall-from-panic-buying.html

"Kimberly-Clark, which makes Cottonelle and Scott toilet paper and Huggies diapers, is expecting to see increased volumes during the second quarter as retailers try to rebuild inventory."

"CEO Michael Hsu said Wednesday

...that he thinks that only a fraction of households stockpiled ahead of shelter-in-place orders. So while some people will be working their way through their stockpiled inventory of toilet paper or diapers, others will still be trying to get their hands on those items."

“We expect most, but not all, of the demand increase in consumer stockup will reverse out later this year,”

(In other words, the economy shifted. Demand will remain elevated from pre-crisis normal as people adjust & keep a more well rounded stockpile. Preppers are a thing now.)

"Some companies expect to see consumer habits permanently altered, at least for some products. Procter & Gamble COO and CFO Jon Moeller said on Friday that consumer trends for health, hygiene and cleaning could be forever changed because of the virus."

(The economic shifting is real and it will be very long lasting. It takes about 3 weeks to change habits and create new habits.)

I look for family vacations to explode this summer and once again become a thing as people enjoy their freedom. Beach business is going to be good