2021: $108.5 billion
2020: $75.5 billion
2019: $59.7 billion
2018: $51.0 billion
2017: $35.7 billion
2016: $29.1 billion
2015: $22.7 billion
2014: $19.7 billion
2013: $16.1 billion
2012: $13.2 billion
2011: $9.9 billion
2010: $7.1 billion
2009: $4.9 billion
2008: $4.1 billion
2007: $3.0 billion
2006: $2.3 billion
2005: $1.9 billion
2004: $1.5 billion
2003: $1.1 billion
2002: $847 million
2001: $700 million
2000: $574 million
1999: $294 million
1998: $87 million
1997: $16 million
I'm in Canada, with the locks downs, curfews, etc my entire shopping experience since 2020 March has been:
- Amazon
- Costco
- GoodFood (Had before covid)
- UberEats (Twice because of work vouchers)
- Home Depot (soil & lumber to build a raised garden bed)
Nothing else.
Edit: Formatting & added home depot
as for non grocery items, there were pandemic related purchases for sure, but for my family, it was at Home Depot.
With that said though, I think the Q1 YoY revenue jump is still huge.
Top y/y Q1 growth (according to numbers from op):
1998: 443.8%
1999: 237.9%
2000: 95.2%
2010: 44.9%
2021: 43.7%
2018: 42.9%
2011: 39.4%
That's a pretty good year, especially considering growth usually gets harder as you grow.
So volume moght have increased but avg revenue per user would still grow less.