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Concerned over the rising number of cases of COVID-19 in Japan a range of measures were introduced across the country to try and control its spread. This took its toll on foodservice sales of hot drinks.
A state of emergency was imposed in seven major Japanese prefectures from 6 April and all 47 prefectures from 16 April. People were encouraged to stay home, avoid group events, avoid stockpiling and to wash hands, with no penalties or mandatory requirements.
With foodservice sales dropping sharply, hot drinks companies looked to take advantage of the increased amount of time consumers were spending at home in 2020. For example, Key Coffee launched a website featuring its home café from which consumers can learn about coffee.
While Japan did see some stockpiling of staple foods when the state of emergency was announced this did not affect hot drinks, with there being no significant supply shortages reported. Supermarkets remained by far the largest distribution channel for hot drinks and these stores saw healthy growth in 2020 with many consumers keen to do a one-stop shop rather than risk shopping in multiple stores.
Foodservice sales of hot drinks have dropped sharply in volume terms in 2020 with sales being hit hard by COVID-19. Home working, social distancing and temporary outlet closures have all contributed to this slump.
Prior to COVID-19 Japan had a very conservative working culture with face-to-face meetings seen as being important. With the onset of COVID-19 most businesses felt compelled to allow employees to work from home, although this was expected to be temporary until COVID-19 was contained.
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