Epidemic + cold air = new business opportunity?

  Affected by the epidemic, a large number of Americans have ignited an interest in outdoor home space. With the advent of cold air, they have begun to add seasonal products such as outdoor stoves, outdoor heaters, outdoor lighting equipment, and even outdoors. Hot tubs have become the new favorite of Americans.
  How popular are these products?
  According to statistics from well-known American retailers, during the period from March 1 to October 1, the sales of outdoor heating products in the northeastern United States increased by 1150%, increased by 816% in the south, and increased by 734% in the west.

  In addition to individual consumer groups, many companies, including restaurants, hotels, and property management companies, are also buying heating products to make better use of outdoor space when the weather is cold.
  It is understood that about 10,500 restaurants in New York City’s 25,000 dining establishments provide outdoor dining. This phenomenon will continue in winter, which requires stocking up of heating supplies to serve consumers.
  A well-known American e-commerce company said that compared with the same period last year, the search volume of terrace heaters increased by more than 70%, and the search volume of outdoor fire kang users increased by nearly 60%.
  At present, many e-commerce companies have cooperated with restaurants to provide large quantities of terrace heaters and outdoor stoves. At the same time, hot items include gas-fired kang and wood-fired torches. The e-commerce giant Amazon, from April to June, its outdoor heater sales increased by nearly 70% over the same period last year.
  Although the number of people diagnosed with new coronary pneumonia is increasing and the weather is becoming colder, judging from the above data, Americans still have strong demand for outdoor equipment. Among the most popular outdoor heating products, terrace heaters and outdoor The stove stands out and becomes the favorite of most Americans.
  So maybe the epidemic + cold air = new business opportunities?
  Moreover, Americans love freedom, and the epidemic cannot prevent them from taking to the streets to speak up for the hotly debated US election these days. When the real cold air hits, there may be other seasonal products that soar on the hot search list.