Tis The Season For Volume
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'Tis The Season for Volume
The holiday season brings with it a whirlwind of activities and traditions, from sending festive cards to preparing sumptuous turkey feasts. Here are some intriguing facts about the sheer volume of holiday preparations in the United States.
Christmas Cards
Do you enjoy the tradition of receiving holiday cards? Each year, approximately 1.9 billion Christmas cards are sent across the U.S., making it the top card-sending occasion, with Valentine's Day following closely behind.Holiday Packages
UPS is poised to deliver over 340 million packages during the holiday rush. On the busiest day, deliveries can skyrocket to 20 million, equating to about 230 packages every second.Turkeys
During the holiday season, around 60 million turkeys are consumed across the nation. With each American eating about 13.7 pounds annually, it's no wonder many feel a bit "turkey-ed out" after Christmas.Christmas Trees
While dragging your tree home, consider this: 20.8 million Christmas trees are cut each year, primarily in Oregon, the leading producer. Tree sales generate about $506 million, while $69 million worth of artificial trees are imported from China. Since 1991, artificial trees have outsold their real counterparts.Christmas Tree Ornaments
China dominates as the largest supplier of Christmas ornaments, exporting $561 million worth between January and August. These trinkets are clearly popular year-round to ensure homes are ready for the season.Holiday Decorations
Most malls and stores dive into the holiday spirit by decorating right after Halloween, starting November 1st.Holiday Shopping
Holiday sales are projected to soar to $439.53 billion this year. December represents about 15% of annual store sales, except for jewelry stores, where it's closer to 24%. Despite this, Americans plan to spend an average of $681 each. On Black Friday alone, $8.01 billion was spent, bringing the weekend total to $16.8 billion. Notably, residents of New England are expected to spend the most, while those in the South are likely to spend less.Toys
A significant 45% of shoppers will be on the hunt for toys, with Barbie dolls and video games topping the list of popular items.Holiday Music
"Jingle Bells" takes the crown as the most-played holiday song, with "White Christmas" following closely. Bing Crosby's "White Christmas" remains the best-selling Christmas single of all time.As we dive into the festivities, these impressive numbers highlight the scale and joy of holiday traditions enjoyed by millions.
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